Sentence examples for insisting time from inspiring English sources

Down on the red carpet Fearne Cotton is insisting time and again that "the Oscars are mad".

"You walk the floor," he insisted time and again.

Destruction can be reversed, they insist, time made to stand – at some arbitrarily favoured point – still.

The name is a joke, since the movie insists, time and again, that he has all but dispensed with fear.

We insist, time and again, that this is it; this is what you've been waiting to hear; this is the "so" moment.

Mike Krzyzewski insisted time and again this week that his Duke Blue Devils were not a two-man team, that they had important players besides the all-Americans Shane Battier and Jason Williams.

For the most part, the crew insists, time is passing quickly, with plenty of the morale-building activity recommended by Fridtjof Nansen: taco nights, competitive board games, group viewings of "Game of Thrones".

Over the last eight years Facebook insisted time and time again that it is not and never would be a hardware company.

In his talk, Woodman insists time and again that, "Our goal is to help people become great storytellers".

Members of the then Labour government and Sinn Féin have insisted time and time again that they did not deliberately keep people in the dark about the OTR scheme.

Rangers chairman Tony Fernandes has refused to rule the midfielder out of playing for the Loftus Road club again, but insists time will be taken over any decision on his future.