Sentence examples for recurring something from inspiring English sources

In all the protest and debate over the Guardian's disclosures of widespread personal communications surveillance and the nine-hour detention of David Miranda at Heathrow airport, an odd theme has kept recurring, something that must seem to many like a side issue.

Still, Johnson's shoulder has been a recurring problem, something not uncommon with pitchers who've had Tommy John surgery.

I'm not saying China is going through exactly the same process, but it is actually more accurate to see this as a part of a recurring pattern than something radically new.

Amazon doesn't do much in terms of disclosing how Prime performs, but at the same time, a reliable recurring revenue model is something that Wall Street loves — and something that'll keep them happy and off Bezos' back.

Miller did not draw any firm conclusions from this, however, and contented himself by merely conjecturing that "the recurring sevens might represent something deep and profound or be just coincidence".

Skedaddling from a trio of spooky ghosts is one thing, but the Doctor's eventual death is either an important recurring theme this year or something that's just trotted out because the peril-o-meter needs to be cranked up a notch.

Needless to say I had recurring nightmares about missing something important!

The Best Years of Our Lives After World War II, a bomber pilot (Dana Andrews) tries to adjust to civilian life, but is tormented by recurring terrible nightmares about something awful that happened.

He Was Non-Something, Anyway Another recurring confusion arises not from a homonym but from a common misunderstanding of meaning: You swing your cane in an arc on the ground in front of you — from 11 o'clock to 1 o'clock, as taught in an introductory video — and that provides the main warning of what lies ahead.

As it happens, this is something of a recurring theme.

The demise of dogs is something of a recurring motif in CK's work.