The response was to be repeatedly called a liar.
It's not fun to be repeatedly punched in the gut.
By allowing international law to be repeatedly flouted, we risk an even greater catastrophe.
They are going to be repeatedly asked: who would you prefer to govern with next time?
Subroutines enable commonly occurring operations in a program to be repeatedly called up and used over again.
Mackinnon would doggedly raise the need for legislation over the next few parliamentary sessions, only to be repeatedly rebuffed.
This could fetch as much as £3bn for the Exchequer, but the sale seems to be repeatedly stalled.
To pore over these objects is to be repeatedly astounded by the level of design and technical achievement.
Our brains rarely absorb ideas and facts in one instance: they have to be repeatedly hammered to stick.
Scientists believe that this connection allows for newly-learned information to be repeatedly activated with each oscillation.
Several said they became embittered after campaigning and voting for President Obama, only to be repeatedly let down.
