Sentence examples for recurring refrain from inspiring English sources
"People don't know" was a recurring refrain in these consultations, Dr. Ameri said.
"Then we'd have a show" is a recurring refrain as Dave thinks of a gimmick that might make things better.
"We're not manufactured" was a recurring refrain and sly dig at rivals such as the Spice Girls who, of course, they did not really consider rivals at all.
The explanation offered by DfID echoes a recurring refrain among funders: "Taxpayers rightly expect DfID to deliver the very best value for their money, and sometimes this can only be achieved by bringing in expertise from outside government".
His skepticism about marriage is a recurring refrain among Canadian gay couples, who have not rushed to marry in great numbers in the weeks since June 10, when they became eligible.
A recurring refrain inverts the conclusion of "The Hollow Men" by T. S. Eliot ("This is the way the world ends/not with a whimper but a bang"), and the title of the first "Southland" book, "Two Roads Diverge," comes from "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost.
Thus, it stands to reason that one of Harvey's recurring refrains during his three decades worth of shows has been a call for parents to be parents.
Each section is linked by a refrain or recurring chorus.
The address was heavy on God and morality and the need to re-establish a spiritual base in the United States, a recurring Gingrich refrain.
Wong also uses music to brilliant effect, most obviously Yumeji's Theme, the recurring, mournful cello refrain which follows the couple around the rainy streets.
