Examples of 'arose again' in a sentence
Meaning of "arose again"
arose again - This phrase indicates a situation or issue that resurfaced or reemerged after a previous occurrence or period of inactivity. It suggests a revival, return, or reappearance of something that was once present or relevant, often implying a sense of continuity or recurrence
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arose again
Sauron arose again and challenged them.
But those questions arose again.
The opportunity arose again to bring him in and we jumped at it.
Quarrels soon arose again.
A dissension arose again among the Jews for these words.
He even said that he would do the same if a similar situation arose again.
Then the wind arose again and the sand danced.
And my heart beat with a rapture new and for its sake arose again.
Opposition to the bill arose again from the industry and conservatives.
A dissension in the ecclesiastical Province which Mother Mary had previously worked to resolve arose again.
The subject of assistance to Bavaria arose again several weeks later.
Though the completion of the project took another year, no hurdles that large arose again.
Therefore a division arose again among the Jews because of these words.
Shortly after getting home, an old problem arose again.
Hi againNow the problem arose again and this time I managed to make screenshot of it.
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He plodded on for half an hour, when the hallucination arose again.
One the third day, he arose again from the dead.
He peered about him, and suddenly the critical spirit arose again.
In contrast to this, traditionalist tendencies arose again and remain developing until today.
Arose again from the dead ; He ascended into.
The persecution, the hysteria of three hundred years ago arose again today.
On the third day, He arose again from the dead.
Meanwhile, in Turkey protest against the closure of Europe 's external borders arose again.
We believe He arose again from the grave, conquering death.
He descended into hell . On the third day He arose again.
However, the Lord arose again to help men with his great power.
With the Texas Revolution, the question arose again.
The question arose again when my mother was shot, and again when I was under investigation.
The year after Lucullus left office, troubles arose again in Asia.
A clear signal at a period of 233 days arose again in a re-analysis of all the measurements combined.
And thus, if the situation arose again.
Around 710, Tikal arose again and started to build strong alliances and defeat its worst enemies.
On the third day, he arose again.
The problem arose again with the meeting of 22 and 23 September.
That 's why we are ready to solve any problem that arose again for free!
Challenges to Piltdown Man arose again in the 1920s, but were again dismissed.
In 2012, Braeden experienced further contract negotiations and speculation arose again that he would be leaving.
The problem arose again around 1654 when Chevalier de Méré posed it to Blaise Pascal.
He descended into hell . On the third day, He arose again from the dead.
Controversy arose again following Marseille 's 4 - 2 loss to Le Classique rivals Paris-Saint Germain.
He descended into hell; the third day He arose again from the dead;.
However, tension arose again over the Hungarian Revolution and Suez Crisis in 1956.
Two hours later, at the session of the St. Petersburg Dialog, the subject arose again.
Questions about the status of the Speaker arose again before the 1972 election.
After the restoration of independence in 1990 liberal parties arose again.
This would seem to have settled the matter, but in 1253 problems arose again.
Hallowed be thy name… - The third day, He arose again.
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I arose and saw with different eyes
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Or he wanted to do it again but without the mistakes
Once again we are called upon to restore innocence
I will not play again anytime soon
