Sentence examples for be repeats from inspiring English sources
verb
To do or say again (and again).
- The scientists repeated the experiment in order to confirm the result.
Not all of the comedies and dramas in prime time will be repeats.
The orchestra's performances at Montclair State University on April 6 and at Carnegie Hall on April 9 will not be repeats of the program performed at the Met.
And even if it performs only modestly, that should be enough to justify its existence because the alternative would be repeats of "Diagnosis Murder" and "Walker, Texas Ranger".
That suggests there may be repeats in July and August—and, given the warming climate, perhaps in years to come.
The Sun devotes most of page nine to "Scandal of Xmas telly … Déjà view", and the Daily Mail has "Here we go again... Christmas of TV re-runs" on page 27 - while the Mirror splashes on "63% of Xmas TV will be repeats", with a turn to most of page five.
In their place on the networks' schedules will be repeats or reality programs, some of them returning but many of them new — shows like "The Moment of Truth," a Fox offering in which contestants are strapped to a lie detector and asked about their most intimate secrets on a national stage.
