Sentence examples for recurred from inspiring English sources

The sight recurred in his dreams ever after.Some 1,415 men died when the Hood went down, perhaps the most demoralising disaster for Britain in the second world war.

As the banking crisis struck in 2008, there was a "flight to safety" out of bank deposits which has recurred sporadically ever since (see chart).

And the plague recurred sporadically until the 19th century.

Mrs Edwards' cancer had recurred, leading the source to make this definitive statement about her husband's presidential bid to reporter Ben Smith who made up for this with many, many scoops in the year that followed".There is also the issue of how unpopular Obama is with Hispanics, broadly speaking".

Widespread violence that had marred the last elections in 2008 had not so far recurred.

In crisis after financial crisis, a pattern has therefore recurred.

Firms are now swiftly building new plants; so far, the crisis has not recurred.

Between them, they proposed over 50 researchers, but several names recurred on many lists.

This is just not the party I came here to be part of .Mark Neumann is a window on the frustrations of young Republicans, and on a yearning in American politics that has recurred periodically down the years.

The move to popular elections has proven, well, popular; regional-assembly elections, Reformasi explains, were "particularly disastrous, as rampant money politics and vote-buying occurred and recurred in votes in DPRDs.

Eight years later the idea recurred as he wrote "Seymour: An Introduction".