Sentence examples for often and repeatedly from inspiring English sources

He held odd jobs -- none for long -- changed apartments often and repeatedly failed in efforts to get an American visa.

Actually, the variac is a topic that comes up often and repeatedly on the tube-audio-hobby news and discussion groups.

It's not clear what will happen to her now, but the world must demand — often, and repeatedly — that she be permitted to regain a normal life.

Empirical coarse-scale assessments of this question across large regions, or even globally, tend to answer "yes", while fine-scale studies of individual protected areas often and repeatedly answer "no".

The ESCAPE button is the one we hit most often and repeatedly like a wildly compulsive Pavlovian lab rat.

In her conversations with co-workers, Miller often and repeatedly made claims, insinuations and not-so-subtle assertions of possessing a "special relationship" with the paper's young publisher, Arthur Sulzberger, Jr.

The issues themselves remain unaffected by noisy media personalities conspicuously recanting professed earlier "mistaken" beliefs – often disingenuously and repeatedly over many years.

Johnson's authentic Marilyn Monroe sculpture stood for two years in downtown Chicago, where it was often reviled (and repeatedly vandalized) before it was moved to Palm Springs in the spring of 2012.

Even when based on a conceptual framework, the one that prevails is the initial behavioral model of health services use [ 46] that was often criticized and repeatedly revised to emphasize the dynamic and recursive nature of health care use [ 45, 50].

And so, rereading Orwell, one is reminded of what Orwell got right about this kind of brute authoritarianism — and that was essentially that it rests on lies told so often, and so repeatedly, that fighting the lie becomes not simply more dangerous but more exhausting than repeating it.

"There are two reasons a commercial gets a high rating" in a TiVo household, Mr. Juenger said: either it is rewound often and watched repeatedly or it "happens to be in the middle of" compelling programming that is watched over and over.