Sentence examples for part of a recurring from inspiring English sources
She was a muse and then his wife (from 1946 to 1950), part of a recurring pattern in Balanchine's life, to which "Nikolai and the Others" obliquely hints.
It was part of a recurring pattern which led him to support figures he should have detested such as Richard Nixon and his vice-president Spiro Agnew.
Elsewhere, Ashley Sheehan and Kate Mills of Old Made Good, a neighborhood store specializing in secondhand home goods, helped Mumma hang the tall, white walls with taxidermy, maps, flags and anchors, part of a recurring transportation motif.
In cities like Portland and L.A., it's not hard to find a dinner whether a one-time special event or as part of a recurring supper-club series featuring restaurant-quality dishes that just happen to incorporate cannabis.
To treat this situation as unique is part of a recurring case of collective amnesia afflicting this country every time the ever-present undertones of racial bias rise to the surface in a high-profile criminal case.
While there is no doubt that Mr. Zardari has brought much of the trouble on himself, his situation is also part of a recurring struggle, noted Aasim Sajjad, an assistant professor of political economy at Quaid-i-Azam UnIslamabadIslamabadbad.
"Little Melvin Williamss, a Baltimore drug lord arrested in the 1980s by an investigation that Ed Burns had been part of, had a recurring role as a deacon beginning in the third season.
But the debate over whom the racecourse is for and how it gets used is part of a larger, recurring conflict over space.
In one of his most memorable appearances, Bowie took part in a recurring Late Night gag known as Secrets where celebrities reveal their innermost thoughts.
The x factor would be any part of the recurring dream that changes OR the events in our waking lives that seem to trigger this dream to show up.
The best part of the recurring "Fox & Friends" parodies on "Saturday Night Live" is nearly always the "corrections" segment at the end, when the dimwitted hosts Steve Doocy, Gretchen Carlson and Brian Kilmeade grin blankly into the camera as corrections of misstatements they said on the show fly by.
