Sentence examples similar to character making repeated appearances from inspiring English sources

One major beneficiary has been Benny Peiser from the Global Warming Policy Foundation, who has made repeated appearances of prime-time BBC news.

Applicants often make repeated appearances before the board just to build a fence or rebuild a dock.

It made repeated appearances on our list of the Most Expensive Homes in America.

Mo Collins and Jay Jackson made repeated appearances as Pawnee journalists Joan Callamezzo and Perd Hapley.

One female character makes repeated disparaging references to her husband's genitalia.

Although compact, it is often repetitive, with many of the same points and the same statistics making repeat appearances.

But when Lois Nettleton (one of the great character actresses who made repeat appearances during the original show's run) said to him, "You sure have a face," she meant not only that he was physically attractive -- despite alarmingly big ears -- but that in his face she saw a complex mixture of fear, anxiety, outward turmoil and inner peace.

The omniscient narrator and the characters share these terms of art, as visitors to the House of Holes (several of whom make repeat appearances) work themselves into lathers and release, in one example, "a spume, a trilateral spray... like light through a prism".

Mrs May is much more comfortable with it and "meritocracy" made repeat appearances in her speech.

Six of the 10 funds from last year's lineup make repeat appearances.

Six of the ten funds from last year's lineup make repeat appearances.