Sentence examples for yet again only from inspiring English sources

Shortly after our return to camp, the evening rain began yet again, only this time with a vengeance.

The question of whether to leave the country arose yet again; only now Ashley was nearing the end of her first semester at Emory.

The gassing of hundreds in the outskirts of Damascus has now taken Syria across another of the West's famous 'red lines' – and yet again, only words come from Washington and London.

MOSCOW — Having tried and failed to become a major financial center, Moscow is trying yet again — only this time it finds itself competing for business with Warsaw, not London, Tokyo and New York.

But forces of the corporate world are set to bail out shopping slackers yet again, only you wouldn't know how unless you somehow noticed that delivery trucks were making fewer left-hand turns than ever.

And since I was dying to find out why the wife of the "Mystic River" character played by Kevin Bacon had left him, I went through the tedious booking process yet again only to arrive at the same page of white, white, white, no-form-below space.

Kurshid Ahmed, of Dudley Muslim Association, told me they are willing to go to a different site yet again, but only if this time the council allows development to go ahead.

It can expand workfare programmes, stagger through and defer financial crises yet again, but only on the promise of greater misery for the many.

It can expand workfare programs, stagger through and defer financial crises yet again, but only on the promise of greater misery for the many.

In fact, Cleveland ended up right back in the lottery next year (somehow with the first pick yet again), but the only reason they thought this in the first place was that there were no sure things available this time through the draft.

A tight budget means Neal Ardley's side are likely to be scrapping for survival yet again but that will only add to the sense of achievement if they can beat the odds.