Sentence examples for frequent refrains from inspiring English sources

One of Mr. Bush's frequent refrains, in fact, is a warning that if Mr. Gore becomes president he's going to come into your state and start building new schools with federal money.

While other Italian cities have made strides ("Naples is amazing," "Milan is Europe," go the frequent refrains), Rome fell in a November listing of the best places to live in Italy from 67th to 85th place, one spot behind Cosenza, Calabria.

Likewise, in her own account, Evie's frequent refrains of "I'm getting ahead of myself" (one of Saleem's favourites) and "It is not easy, with my failing memory" are disingenuous and grating, especially after copious lists, an archived reliquary of dolls, automata, pocket-watches, and a deep awareness of the myriad stories objects can reveal.

In the halls of the conference, one of the frequent refrains I heard was that Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, which represented El Paso in its sale to Kinder Morgan, had actually advised El Paso about the conflicts that Goldman's relationship with Kinder Morgan would pose and was overruled.

In the halls of the conference, one of the frequent refrains I heard was that Wachtell Lipton Rosen and Katz, which represented El Paso in its sale to Kinder Morgan, had actually advised El Paso about the conflicts that Goldman's relationship with Kinder Morgan would pose and was overruled.

One of the evening's most frequent refrains was, "I'm an artist.

"This content is not available" is becoming a frequent refrain.

"And one for yourself …" was a frequent refrain.

There was disdain, disgust, in this frequent refrain.

"If you're doing it, I'm in it" was a frequent refrain.

"Oh, God, I look like a thumb" is a frequent refrain.