Sentence examples for had begun repeating from inspiring English sources

García Luna had begun repeating the same phrase Millán used, which has turned into something of a mantra — ni un paso atrás, "not a step back".

The team has played with such efficiency that Auriemma said Saturday that he had begun repeating himself: there are no bad teams left, the only guarantee for the team is one more game, and the Huskies are looking forward to Sunday's game, not past that.

What makes these encounters all the sadder is Wuornos's obvious horror and guilt at the pattern she has begun repeating.

Just as he berated his Republican rival four years ago, Dan Lungren, as an ideological extremist, Mr. Davis has begun repeating this mantra about Mr. Simon, "I'd be very surprised if voters decide to elect an untested businessman who happens to be antichoice, pro-gun, pro-deregulation and pro-voucher".

"Mr. Guzmán has begun repeating himself often and sometimes forgetting what the discussion is about," Balarezo wrote in a letter to the court.

Whatever he may have thought of Johnson's inaccurate analogy, King had already begun repeating, on television, in the press, and from church pulpits, the moral necessity of a guaranteed vote for every American, regardless of color.

Only in the last year has she begun repeating her aphorisms from the past more often than stating new ones.

Twenty-five minutes in, he had begun to repeat himself, and he'd started looking down at the podium, reading dubious statistics about Sacramento's economic situation.

The foreign secretary said Chinese authorities had told the British ambassador to China on 10 April that an investigation into Mr Heywood's death had begun, after repeated requests from the UK.

One important finding is that HIV-positive adolescent girls who had begun childbearing experienced repeated unintended pregnancies with higher order pregnancies being just as likely to be unintended as lower order ones.

In the cockpit the ground warning alarm had begun, an automatic voice repeating that the plane was too low.