Sentence examples for yet again taking from inspiring English sources

And the Siren, yet again: "Taking scenes out of context is what ideologues do.

In fact her party's share of the vote rose yet again, taking it up to 25 seats.

In 1901, Cat died suddenly, and Harrison uprooted the children yet again, taking them to stay with relatives in other parts of Texas and Louisiana.

But he mismanaged the clock yet again, taking minutes on standard moves that most top players would have spent seconds on.

As the 80s rolled into the 90s Rush changed their sound yet again, taking a back to basics power-trio approach without the synthesisers and layers of guitar effects that typified their late 80s output.

For these colorful canvases, Thomas cracks the mirror yet again, taking her depictions to a greater level of geometric abstraction than ever before.

But Mr. Affleck yet again took the question in stride.

As she yet again takes a new lover or yet again takes to her sickbed, a practiced patient aware of the manipulative power of a well-timed malady, the effect on her children is seldom mentioned or explored.

Robson had yet again taken the team upon his shoulders and given United the belief they needed.

We say to the government, yet again, take a lead from these businesses and invest in our steel makers".

Under the television lights at the North Charleston Coliseum, where Trump yet again took pride of place in center stage and Cruz stood right beside him in recognition of his second-place ranking, the senator accused the billionaire of peddling "extreme" "birther issues" that only four months ago Trump himself had dismissed as immaterial.