Sentence examples for constant repeated from inspiring English sources
The sea licks the lip of the rock, the constant, repeated, slightly shifting pattern of sound; partially sunk bottle lifting lightly in the transparent, sun-mottled sea.
But Bob makes up for it by being a rare media personage who's willing to say that even amid the constant repeated declamation that Obama should be doing better, McCain "hasn't exactly caught fire" himself.
Overall density of juvenile rock scallops on the Island actually decreased since reserve establishment (repeated measures 1-way ANOVA; F4, 45 = 4.46, P<0.01) and those of black murex remained relatively constant (repeated measures 1-way ANOVA; F4, 45 = 0.615, P = 0.65).
Just how it does that is unclear, although the intersecting spears of light and profuse linear forms (moving over and into one another in constant, repeated movements) are meant to mimic flows of people and the constant growth and development of urban environments.
I performed what most music lovers think of as the Partita No. 3, but which I knew in its other guise, as the Lute Suite No. 4. I also picked my way less conclusively through a transcription of the Chaconne from the Partita No. 2: a mammoth set of variations over a constant, repeating harmonic pattern, and one of the crowning works in the Bach canon.
This bears constant repeating because I see people (including myself) fall into the generalization trap pretty often.
Despite electing an ally in Mayor Bill de Blasio, whose campaign slogan, "A Tale of Two Cities," highlighted glaring inequities between the haves and have-nots, the need for more affordable housing in our city is a tale that bears constant repeating until the crisis is relieved.
Crazy entrepreneurial hours, constant troubleshooting, repeated failures, perpetual naysayers, or being completely heart-broken.
This is one of the major aims that we are all looking to achieve: preventing constant repeat homelessness and providing settled forms housing for these households in need.
Constant repeat exposures seem to boost those responses, but if the women stopworking in the sex trade and then return, they often get infected, he said.
Up to me, I'd show it to awful men stuck within Brooker's 1,000-year time machine, set on constant repeat, as happened to poor Rafe Spall with Wizzard's Christmas thing.
