Sentence examples for every refrain from inspiring English sources

This endeavour to find hope in sadness is revisited in almost every refrain on The Feast Of The Broken Heart.

On the message the man leaves, "Sugar Baby" -- the words leading off every refrain -- seems to be the name of a horse.

Every refrain was more excruciating.

And we managed to tell him that we were sorry for his troubles by signing along with every refrain, "Why, why, why Delilah?

That was her refrain every two weeks for months as they quietly continued to date.

The words of that refrain — "Every little thing gonna be all right" — were understood by everybody to be an overstatement.

In every village, the refrain was the same: "The rains are no longer predictable"; "They come too early and then end too soon"; "There is too much rain, or too little".

The amendment to section 3 d) reads in part: "The contracting States recognize that every State must refrain from resorting to the use of weapons against civil aircraft in flight and that, in case of interception, the lives of persons on board and the safety of aircraft must not be endangered".

Once you can recite every lyric, every ringing George Harrison lead in "Day Tripper," anticipate each refrain in every song on "Rubber Soul," hum Paul McCartney's revelatory bass lines on "Help," feeling genuine spine-tingling thrills with the Beatles is way, way tough.

An angry chorus of men shouts a refrain after every rant.

SHE had a strong sense of the punch line, the catchy refrain in every story.