Sentence examples for yet again then from inspiring English sources

IF 80 percent of success is showing up, to quote poor Woody Allen yet again, then maybe the other 20 percent is sticking around?

If the voters were to endorse the pair yet again, then at this point one of the teammates would have been elected twice as president and would become ineligible in any future presidential race; but the other teammate would in fact remain fully eligible to run in 2020.

The evening began with a paltry 15-minute set by Omarion – who, let's be real, should consider reassembling the B2K boys (speaking of P Diddy yet again) – then Ty Dolla Sign, whose most notable moments came when he brought Dej Loaf (fresh off her Summer Jam side stage debut) and Wiz Khalifa on stage.

At least, it is until the market zigzags on him yet again — then he'll need a new focus.

But if the latest growth forecasts contained in the Budget are reduced yet again, then the chancellor will need to find extra savings by cutting spending or raising taxes.

The future looked in our reach and it was going to be soundtracked by cracked out crunchy club music that sounded like someone had pissed on a Larry Heard record, then set it alight, then put it out with more piss, then took a swatch of sandpaper to it, then lit it again, then pissed on yet again, then spat and puked on and then played at the wrong speed.

Once, when asked to describe this method, he said: "Well, you look at them again and see if they're still alive, and if they are you interfere with them in some way to make them a bit more alive and then you ask for them to be typed, the long-suffering typist yet again, and then you send them to the New Yorker".

Peppery parsley is the most popular addition to koftes: Fearnley-Whittingstall is the odd one out yet again, but then he is making "merguez koftes" which means he's got a few other spices up his sleeve.

And then yet again, by disappearing, so that we can resume our normal lives.

In 1980, the lion had married yet again, Carol Stevens, and then again, Norris Church.

So I'm refreshing, and I'm refreshing, and I'm refreshing yet again… And then suddenly, as though I was seeing it for the very first time, with brand new eyes, it appeared.