Sentence examples for bringing up over from inspiring English sources

Which president does your US History teacher keep bringing up over and over again, no matter what she's supposed to be covering?

My name was brought up over and over again by Amnesty and I was released 18 months early, on 26 April 1992.

"Exclusive" keeps getting brought up over and over again.

There is one argument, or counterpoint, that is brought up over and over again, though.

"The Dream Act has been brought up over and over since 2001 and now it's even more of a reality to have this than it was back in 2010 or 2005 of 2001.

I probably brought up over a litre of bile.

Mr. Cowen later writes, "Google brings up over a million mentions for 'tofu fajitas.' " That sounds crazy, so you check it.

Just how much significance should we accord an idea Faulkner brought up over drinks in a New York speakeasy and then mentioned a few times afterward before dropping it?

In those theatres modern weapons—especially heavy artillery, which could not be brought up over underdeveloped transportation networks were often less dense on the ground.

"And unfortunately, we in this country have been brought up over the last 70 years to expect such things -- that those in power do what they like".

The financial crisis isn't one of those topics that can be casually brought up over dinner, simply explained and put to rest.