Sentence examples for about time and time again from inspiring English sources

We were able to get back level quickly which was important, and then Stephen Ireland comes on and produces that craft I talk about time and time again.

Monaco in 1984 and his first win in 1985 were pivotal races, Sutton believes, and having been part of it, he understood that "as has been talked about time and time again, to succeed you always have to put people aside, you have to be ruthless".

The TSA will expand the use of those body scanners we've talked about time and time again.

"We were able to get back level quickly, which was important, and then Stephen Ireland comes on and produces that craft I talk about time and time again.

It's something we've written about time and time again on THUMP, whenever we remember a particularly funny example, but with the clip of Partridge doing the rounds as it currently is, we thought it was time to do a bit of a reflecting on when it does, and doesn't work, particularly in the context of British comedies.

"Over the last year or so there has been speculation about Nemanja time and time again, sometimes by the press, sometimes fuelled by other sources.

He's been clear about that time and time again, and that's a change from President Bush.

Over the years, this is what I have admired about schools: time and time again, devoted educators demonstrate their ability to mobilize and to heal and to provide continuity.

I've blogged about this connection time and time again: Where High School Girls Discover Engineering, All-Girls STEM Camps to Keep in Mind for Next Summer, Science Majors Develop Effective Communication Skills at Women's Colleges, What These STEM College Women Are Doing This Summer, and Why First-Year STEM Girls Attend Women's Colleges.

I'm sure you've read time and time again about famous and successful people who had nothing and just decided to create the life that they wanted through sheer imagination, will and just plain hard work.

This is only one example of the chaos that stemmed from the pace of change in the school system, something I'm hearing about in my constituency time and time again".