"I'm 51 years old!" What she did was employ an adage her mother had always repeated to her -- when one door closes, another opens -- and get a voucher to enroll in a medical transcribing program.
"But I have always repeated the same sentence to my players: 'If we are eliminated in the Champions League, then it is because we faced a team that was superior to us and who played better than us.' Not because they faced a bad-playing team, [and were] eliminated without any efforts from our side.
I have always repeated one thing when unbidden sexual thoughts disturb me, and that one thing restores my chaste equanimity: 'Every Little Nanny is a Ninny to Me.' I sing it.
Khamenei also said, "In my private and public meetings with the officials I have always repeated that our problems with the U.S. will not be resolved if we retreat from our position regarding Iran's nuclear program, because then they [the U.S.] will ask us about our long-range missiles.
Ms. Horner, her husband's only immediate survivor, has always enjoyed repeating some of Mr. Goldstein's tummler jokes, like the one about the wife who tells her husband after a bitter argument that when he dies she's going to dance on his grave.
"Liar, liar, breeches on fire" or "You're getting like your mom's side of the family," or "You want to end up in the joint like your Uncle Benedict?" Digging a little deeper, we learn that, when it comes to Washington's honesty, myths, not truths, have always been repeated by parents and teachers.
Although no choreographer has ever captured a woman's sexual surrender or a man's physical infatuation better than Ashton, "Marguerite" has always been flawed by the repeated occasions when the choreographer showed the ballerina pathetically on her knees to Armand or his father.
Terry has always insisted he was merely repeating an accusation of racism that Ferdinand contended Terry had made.
The former prime minister rations his interventions because he has always been determined to avoid repeating the tactics of Margaret Thatcher, who said she would act as a backseat driver.
Nor do they commonly substantiate the assertion, just possibly because they think it is self-evident, more probably because they haven't the foggiest notion why - it's just something they once heard, and repeating it has always gone down well at all those stuffy dinners and conferences it is their lot to attend.
