Almost every song features a recurring medieval motif, played on a variety of instruments, from ska-style piano to Vince Meghrouni's flute and saxophone, to outlandish stadium-rock guitar.
Recurring in almost every painting is a masklike oval, a cross between a smiley face and the skull on a bottle of poison.
Thanks to the efforts of Nick Gazin, the man who lurked around the office giving us back rubs for so long we decided to make him art editor, we now have a recurring comic almost every day of the week!
This pictorial convention recurs in almost every work in the small installation, organized by Elizabeth W. Easton, chairwoman of the museum's department of European painting and sculpture.
But the most frequently recurring poster, above almost every street corner, appeals for investors to "Come to Bengal – Ride the Growth".
Kane's writing has a lot of obscenities; they are a recurring chant in almost every play, but she uses these the way a real writer uses any word, with a full knowledge of its tactile, rhythmic and emotional effects.
What Dick and Ziering discovered, and eventually told The Wrap, was an unsettling recurring trend: After almost every showing, a student would come to them and say, "Actually this happened to me here," linking the negligent responses to their sexual assault to the systematic cover-ups employed by the military.
Of these, all but "Clash on the Big Bridge" are recurring pieces used in almost every Final Fantasy game.
The revenue model is almost always recurring, which leads to an inherently scalable business model as the end customers' usage increases.
Markovits consistently draws our attention to the barriers we erect against each other, against any possibility of admitting we are all the same, all human (a word that recurs, almost a mantra) - that we share, must share, almost every thing.
