Sentence examples for force to repeat from inspiring English sources

He found the force to repeat it until he was completely satisfied.

In the book, Pavarotti Visto da Vicino, or Pavarotti Seen from up Close, Magiera says: "He found the force to repeat it until he was completely satisfied.

Today's authors of "common" standards must navigate treacherous political shoals–how many young people dare elected officials force to repeat grades or not graduate?–and such academic reefs as the campaign to trade in traditional content knowledge multiplication tables, To Kill a Mockingbird, Macbeth, etc.–for "21st century skills" like creativity and working well together.

He was forced to repeat Trump's worst insults.

On Thursday, she was forced to repeat the experience.

First, it means we're forced to repeat the mistakes of history.

We are forced to repeat and recall the information we have learned in many different formats.

As a result, nearly 100,000 students may be forced to repeat a grade next year.

Last year, 2,844 seventh graders were forced to repeat the grade, down from 4,385 in 2004-5.

Those still at Level 1 would be forced to repeat the third grade.

As a result, despite a brilliant academic record, he was forced to repeat the ninth grade.