Sentence examples for it's reiterating from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes, it's reiterating things over and over," said the assistant Chris Caputo, who worked for Larranaga at George Mason.

If you're reading an article, book or paper for the sole purpose of gleaning new information, then a handy technique is just to read the first and last sentence of each paragraph, especially when it's reiterating something you already know.

As the Q11 bounced him through potholes and back to Manhattan, the squeaky suspension sounded as if it were reiterating his exact thought: Now what?

Indeed, that precise line and others like it are reiterated often in "Prune Danish," Mr. Mason's sixth and newest display of chutzpah to appear on Broadway.

It was reiterated in 1822 (when Brazil gained its independence from Portugal) by the scientist and politician José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva, and it was embodied in the constitution of 1891.

But Bess, who feels helpless, mindless and useless, wants only to be Jack's "one true one," a phrase that pierces the heart when it is reiterated -- 25 years later, and not by Bess.

And so last night, and again this morning, it was reiterated that we needed to have those key elements.

And it was reiterated by the Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, in a speech in which he accused Democratic leaders and Mr. Obama of ignoring the midterm election results.

"It was reiterated by the committee that a consistent global solution must be found to ensure the integrity of the game," said Fifa.

The government has had an open source policy dating back to the Labour administration in 2004, although it was reiterated in 2009 and 2010.

It was reiterated that the TUEs had been legal but the core question of whether they matched the spirit in which Team Sky had been founded was merely skirted.