Sentence examples for now repeatedly from inspiring English sources

The campaign was by now repeatedly being criticised in an overwhelmingly hostile press.

Credible evidence that Sudan's government might now repeatedly be using them simply cannot be ignored.

…Modern science, for its part, now repeatedly confirms our long intuited commonality with the creatures we continue to keep.

That Sudan's government is now repeatedly using them against their own people simply cannot be ignored and demands action".

Now, repeatedly using the word "justice," Ms. Bell said she was eager to hear from the men who shot her fiancé.

He has a silver clock in his new Lions office that has no numbers, simply the word "Now" repeatedly encircling its rim.

And he dismisses the now repeatedly-replicated finding of reduced rates of opioid prescriptions, addiction and overdose associated with the availability of legal medical marijuana.

"It's my turn now," he repeatedly told Mr Blair.

He admits, even now, to repeatedly replaying the kick in his mind.

First, target the Islamic State, Russia officials now say repeatedly, then worry about shaping a political transition in Damascus.

And the spread of referendums means that the people in the member states must now be repeatedly persuaded of the case for Europe.