Sentence examples for yet again won from inspiring English sources

Clinton recovered yet again, won reëlection — and then, in January , 1998 was engulfed in a scandal related to his liaison with Monica Lewinsky, who had been a White House intern.

In Spa, Marcel Fässler, André Lotterer and Benoît Tréluyer yet again won for Audi as they had in Silverstone just ahead of the Porsche of Romain Dumas, Marc Lieb and Neel Jani – as they were in Silverstone.

Dempsey was involved yet again, winning the ball and crossing for Zardes who gleefully tapped in.

Yet the fighting once again won the Texans acclaim.

On Tuesday Jenny Thompson, so brilliant in relay races -- the only women to win seven gold medals in swimming -- was also in tears, after failing yet again to win her first individual medal.

In 1979, the Pirates again won a World Championship, yet again defeating the Baltimore Orioles in a seven-game World Series.

Ivica Kostelic proved the master of Wengen yet again yesterday, winning a World Cup slalom to close the gap on overall leader Marcel Hirscher.

On Sunday, the Knicks failed yet again to win a second straight game for the first time in two months, falling by 109-98 againsthehe Atlanta Hawks with James L. Dolan, the Garden chairman, in attendance.

We are going to soon be forced to ask, yet again, what winning means.

By 2006, though, he was a lone wolf once more, standing as an independent, gaining 439 votes and – yet again – not winning.

Yesterday one of the writers Mr Packer mentioned, Lewis Sorley, had an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal making the case, yet again, that America won the war in Vietnam, presumably with the implication that winning Afghanistan should be a cinch, too.