Sentence examples for a refrain often from inspiring English sources
A refrain often heard was: "We're lucky.
That is a refrain often heard from the focus groups.
Then she repeated a refrain often heard in the world of palliative medicine: "It's not easy to kill a patient.
"Sure, it's allowed on a case-by-case basis" is a refrain often sung to buyers, said Julie Friedman, a senior associate broker at Bellmarc.
A refrain often heard here and across Russia is that the distressing years right after Communism's collapse left people craving stability and a sturdy economy far more than Western-style democracy.
"We don't have any real serious boyfriends, just sex friends," said Miss Yamazaki in a refrain often heard from the young people who fill the streets of Shibuya, a noisy, bustling quarter of department stores and fashionable clothing and record shops, some of which stay open all night.
Such online interjections — " 'Shut up you bitch' is a fairly common refrain" — often contain threats of violence, a "predictable menu of rape, bombing, murder, and so forth".
"It changed my life!" is a refrain one often hears.
It was a refrain heard often in the last 10 days.
"Why do you take so many showers?" was a refrain I often heard when all four were in nappies.
"Up until now, we have not found innocent people mixed up in these events," said Manzanillo police chief Miguel Ángel García, a retired vice-admiral, repeating a refrain heard often in Mexico.
