It is the sailor who twice uttered the prediction, which, for the third time, he repeats, now as the assertion of a certainty.
And still later, after leaving your hospitable roof, we, for the third time, came across the same two individuals, under circumstances showing them to be professional gamblers!
For the third time he asks himself this question, still unable to answer it.
He rose, and, for the third time, referred to his watch.
For the third time, the aged Ormond, now arrived at the period usually allotted to the life of man, returned to Ireland, with the rank of Viceroy.
The King, who had lately, for the third time, renewed with France the articles of his marriage treaty, was placed in a most difficult position.
She read the letter for the second time; she turned back obstinately, despairingly, and began it for the third time.
For the third time, Mr. Pendril returned to the business of the interview.
Under the learned auspices of Joyce, he plunged, for the third time, into the ocean of science, and brought up another pearl.
Thrice--" Before she could catch it for the third time, Norah seized her passionately by the arm, and the parasol dropped to the ground between them.
Villefort fell back on his chair, passed his hand over his brow, moist with perspiration, and, for the third time, read the letter.
He still sat looking at the letter, even after he had read it for the third time.
She would have made me swear, for the third time, to give it to my master, but death was too quick for her--death stopped her from fastening that third oath on my conscience.
In going over it for the third time, he read it to himself aloud and very slowly, as if he was determined to fix every separate word firmly in his memory.
Finally came the day on which, for the third time, she had hoped to die.
For the third time, who betrayed my secrets to you?
For the third time, Mr. Fairlie, I beg that we may be alone.
His demand had not been attended to; he repeated it for the third time.
For the third time, she had seen the Apparition behind him.
I wish to speak to you about some anonymous letters--" "For the third time, will you permit me to ask for your name?
Arnold's warning hand touched Anne's, for the third time.
And, as it happened, Doctor Bonamy was just then examining Elise Rouquet, who, for the third time, had come to have the increasing cicatrisation of her sore certified.
Then as for the third timehe passed by, again glancing, his eyes fell upon the basket of figs, and at once he stopped, as if beneath the shock of a revelation.
Then, for the third time, Garibaldi dreamt of renewing the feats of the old-world legends, and threw himself upon Rome like a soldier of fortune illumined by patriotism and free from every tie.
He went away laughing, and at the door of his coach embraced me for the third time.
Finally, you will wash us for the third time, then dress, take what she gives you and come here, where I will meet you in the course of an hour.
Let us go up for the third time, make a third choice, and pass the whole night here.
Quintus Fulvius Flaccus, for the third time, and Appius Claudius entered upon the office of consuls.
Upon Marcellus's abdicating his office, Fabius Maximus, for the third time, was elected in his room.
Then, gradually getting warmer at the coolness with which Kutusoff listened to him, Wilson, for the third time, threatened him with the general indignation.
The Russians had thus, for the third time, renewed their left wing, in the face of Ney and Murat.
At length the whole of the 14th division was engaged: the combat was then carried, for the third time, to the heights.
After a short term of undisputed power, the latter found himself, in 1533, for the third time, an inmate of the Tower.
For the third time, the assailants had been repulsed.
For the third time, the commissioners made no reply.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "for the third time" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
