Sentence examples for ever repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Five minutes in, though, and it's seriously annoying – like the worst school bully ever repeatedly flicking me on the head.

The presence of lifetime disordered eating behaviors was assessed with four yes/no items (e.g. "have you ever repeatedly severely restricted your eating?") [ 49].

The two have kept it civil ever since, repeatedly praising each other in the press, with Faris describing her estranged husband as an "incredible friend".

Predictably, the legislation has been shelved or voted down repeatedly ever since.

Argentina has long been guilty of fiscal mismanagement: it first reneged on a government bond in 1828, and it has bilked its lenders repeatedly ever since.

But it worked well enough for his rivals to want to copy the technique, minus the time-consuming prayers and hymns, and to use it repeatedly ever since.

The devil is in the details, goes the cliché that has been trotted out repeatedly ever since a bipartisan group of eight senators unveiled on Monday a general set of principles for an overhaul of the immigration system.

As they leafed through the case files they received last week, finding information that gives them a far more detailed insight into the case than they have ever had, Melanie and Joe Anan repeatedly stumbled across details that make them sit up.

This Bon Iver song was released a whisker after our last Americana playlist was published, but as I've listened to it repeatedly ever since, I thought we should still find room to celebrate it here.

Now as then, in too many places, there is hardly any work at all. Britain's economy is as segmented as ever, and to repeatedly kick people into local labour markets that barely exist is not just cruel but stupid.

However, it is a workaday patchwork of a document started a century ago and revised repeatedly ever since, which bears less resemblance to the Declaration of Independence than to a town zoning code.