Sentence examples for him reiterated from inspiring English sources
On September 11th, in his address to the American people, Mr Bush, the Statue of Liberty glistening behind him, reiterated his determination to separate "tyrants" from weapons of mass destruction.
"What I remember him reiterating was that he and the president were going to fix this.
"At 11 30 Friday morning, I walked into the director's office and had him reiterate the terms of the agreement.
As the Met's excellent new retrospective of him reiterates, to the end of his life (he died in 1975, at 72), Evans had this goal, which in his case became a distinctly American project.
It is painful to watch the Labour leader attempt to mimic the mannerisms of an inspiring orator; excruciating to hear him reiterate Labour's commitment to austerity; boring to see his anodyne scripted responses to anodyne scripted questions.
I asked if he thought he was targeted because of his tough position on Iran, underscored in a 2008 diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks quoting him reiterating that King Abdullah wanted the U.S. to "cut off the head of the snake".
A New Yorker review sneered at my endorsing the use of an accusative pronoun as a complement to the verb be (as in It's him), reiterating the hoary superstition that only It is he is correct, and adding the howler that he is the subject of that sentence (it's not).
Of course, there should also be no need to lie to him about her status, but when you tell him, reiterate that he should NOT contact her.
Two weeks ago I got off the phone with him and he reiterated that is his intention to run.
Addressing a crowd of around 20,000 at a right-wing rally in Tel Aviv on Sunday night from behind bulletproof glass the embattled prime minister warned that Jerusalem could "remain united" under only him and reiterated claims of a leftist plot to usurp him backed by foreign investors.
He accused the super PAC of "not doing their research" against him and reiterated that his stock trades were legal and ethical, citing the work of a former Securities and Exchange commissioner who reviewed the material.
