Sentence examples for Repeatedly bothered from inspiring English sources

Cook was on 70 at the time and looking if not exactly in prime form – he had spent large parts of his innings twitching and thrashing like a man repeatedly bothered by an ankle-height cloud of midges – then at least reassuringly focused.

"Can't say that Labour leadership weren't warned repeatedly - those who even bothered to meet that is.

Counselor Connor Lock, who attended YMCA summer camp when he was a child, is not bothered when the campers repeatedly ask what they'll be doing next.

When he and his wife had asked, Wallens said, school officials repeatedly told them not to bother looking for an alternative school.

She was asked if it bothered her, as Mr. Franks has repeatedly brought up in his advertising, that Mr. Corzine has spent about $56 million on his campaign.

The first MP to criticise the Labour leadership openly was John Mann, who said of the result that Miliband's team had been "warned repeatedly – those who even bothered to meet, that is".

The MPs have repeatedly cheered every announcement that has been made until they bothered to check the small print - whereupon they have then started complaining again.

The word "congenial" is beaten into the ground, repeatedly deployed to describe any fellow politician whom Clarke likes but can't be bothered to portray.

In my writing about the competitive advantages of formal no-layoff policies, this issue comes up repeatedly: why bother with a management system so different from what everyone else uses?

It bothered Brian Larkin, then a 20-something in Los Angeles, to see his roommates repeatedly throwing the CDs into the garbage.

Private sector is least bothered.