For others, it is a constantly recurring summer theme.
The place of kitsch in the German recovery is a constantly recurring theme.
Thereafter, the troubled authority figures of master and priest constantly recurred in his work.
Perhaps the best snapshot, though, was Jade "The Headhunter" Jones's helmet-hurling gold in the taekwondo; fearless British female excellence was the Games's constantly recurring storyline.
The reader soon tires of the constantly recurring moon faces, hyacinth curls, ruby lips, and cypress statures (that is, tall and slender).
The effect of the creation of the Welfare State in the aftermath of the war and the subsequent decline of its values is a constantly recurring theme.
One remedy for that was to develop a kind of repertory company in which familiar, even beloved, old stagers constantly recurred in an almost soap-opera fashion.
The monopolies granted by the king form a standing grievance to our merchants in British Burma, and constitute, in some eyes, almost a more formidable indictment against him than is supplied by the constantly recurring massacres.
In Tolstoy's Anna Karenina is represented a gallery of characters dominated by Anna herself, and a tremendous number of actions in which these characters engage, but there is a constantly recurring item in the representational content namely, the train.
They have always seemed a bit too Fry and Laurie for my tastes (young fogey and his slightly idiotic friend) and I couldn't bear the constantly recurring Ge Me Hennimore 1970's sitcom spoof.
