Sentence examples for came up over from inspiring English sources

Kerry and other Democrats complained that Norquist's name was repeatedly invoked by the Republicans, and the word "pledge" came up over and over again.

"We've had feedback from clients who have met Enron employees, and the word arrogant came up over and over again," Mr. Manson, the recruiter, said.

Certain subjects came up over and over: How much money they made, what their bosses were like, what kinds of husbands they hoped to find, whether they should jump to another factory or stay put.

In general the same celebrity names came up over and over again both with Guiliano and with you, Helen Mirren, Catherine Deneuve, Meryl Streep, Isabella Rosellini and Christine Lagarde were big faves.

This, says the show's writer Emma Adams, came out of something the research threw up: "One of the things that came up over and over again was how clothes went missing.

As we reviewed some of the most recent site work, I was struck by one powerful disconnect that came up over and over again: At virtually every organization, everyone interviewed said that work-life balance — the ability to work effectively and have time for a fulfilling and healthy life outside of work — is a core value of the organization.

Some problems just keep coming up over and over again, in new forms in each generation.

In between, the question comes up over and over: Should I write early in the season?

That word "ethical" seems to come up over and over again.

"When you ask students about their MISTI experience, the word that comes up over and over is transformational.

This keeps coming up over and over again in the tabloids," he said.