Sentence examples for as he was repeating from inspiring English sources

There was, he was almost sure, a word: "Go!" And just as he was repeating the sound in his mind, turning it over, analyzing it, the creature closest to him spoke a full sentence: "Is it twisted?" Two of the creatures appeared to have fallen through the wall of a nest, and one was asking the other for help, assessing possible injuries to its spine.

In those circumstances, there being a doubt, the only verdict the court can record is one of not guilty" The case once more hinges on whether the words were used as an insult, or whether he was repeating an allegation made to him and dismissing it.

Ryan said he had not seen Donald play as a rookie and that he was repeating the comment of one of his coaches.

"That's probably right up there at the top". Ryan said he had not seen Donald play as a rookie and that he was repeating the comment of one of his coaches.

He claimed he believed Ferdinand had accused him on the pitch of using those words as an insult, and Terry maintained he was repeating them only to deny he had said them.

But when, at the UN General Assembly, Bush told the story, he sounded as if he were repeating a New York Times scoop.

Rebels is hardly Tsai's only film about people feeling lost and lonely in Taipei, but he is able to explore the same idea in several different ways without it feeling as though he's repeating himself.

It seemed as if history was repeating itself in Iraq.

In return, Miss Sapir said to Mr. D'Amato, "The American people don't appreciate what they have in you," a phrase the Republican Senator was repeating yesterday as he prepares for a re-election campaign in which he clearly plans to remind New York's Jewish voters of his central role in bringing the Swiss banks to account for their treatment of Holocaust victims.

He also provided testimony into how little Manning's superiors tried to help him, even as he was making repeated outbursts and exhibiting other odd behavior -- all signs Worsley said that Manning should have been removed from Iraq and his security clearance canceled.

When prices continued rising in the weeks that followed, Mr. Greenspan looked as if he could be repeating his flirtation with bubble-ology almost a decade ago.