John Kerry has, yet again, returned to the Middle East on an improbable mission to revive stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
Geraldine A. Ferraro went from failed vice-presidential candidate to "Crossfire" sharpshooter to failed Senate candidate, then back and forth yet again, before returning to the chattering class.
For no good reason, the government had ordered them to leave, sent them to Oklahoma, re-sent them there after they turned around and came back, and finally detained them and imprisoned Standing Bear when they tried, yet again, to return.
On Friday, in some of the biggest demonstrations yet, thousands of people again returned to the streets to demand political freedoms.
He's done bugger all, yet again a return to form has lasted little more than one match.
He made the hourlong bus trip to Mr. Wangensteen's office to rewrite his will yet again, and he returned on Sept. 29 to sign it, bequeathing everything "to the City of New York, New York, to honor those who perished in the disaster of September 11 , 2001.
Course-correcting yet again, Mr. Wang now returns to his first principles, even as he tries out some new tricks, with two of his most intimate films, "A Thousand Years of Good Prayers" and "The Princess of Nebraska," both based on stories by the Chinese-born author Yiyun Li (like Mr. Wang, a Bay Area resident).
He started out again, returned again.
Weary readers will have to forgive me for returning, yet again, to the thorny topic of our recent interview with Denzel Washington.
"Sing it, Geordies!" he yells, typically ill-advisedly, as everyone bellows Harold Melvin & the Bluenotes' If You Don't Know Me By Now, but looks so genuinely thrilled that you wouldn't bet against his band returning yet again.
