Sentence examples for had ever repeated from inspiring English sources
More realistic, it includes such people as one who "had lost her left foot in an accident so gruesome nobody had ever repeated the exact details, and she had worn an artificial limb ever since.
A higher proportion of children in the placebo group had ever repeated a grade (28%) than children born to vitamin A-recipient mothers (16.7%, p=0.01).
After seeing plenty of positives in the U.S.'s 4-3 win against Germany on Sunday, Jurgen Klinsmann decided to use the same starters from that match - the first time that he has ever repeated lineups in his two year tenure.
At the Washington Post there was one day when he had three stories on the front page, which I don't think has ever been repeated.
When I ask if she had ever considered herself very leftwing, she repeats "leftwing" as though it were an unexploded nuclear device, saying she'd admit to being "left of centre".
In Wave I in-home interview adolescents were also asked whether they had ever skipped a grade [yes/no] and repeated a grade [yes/no].
The paradox was reinforced by Confucius's repeated refusal to claim that he had ever attained ren himself.
The survey asked respondents if they had ever exchanged sex in exchange for money or gifts, and the question was repeated for same-age and older partners.
Trump then repeated that he knew nothing about Duke and did not think he had ever met him.
