Sentence examples for recurs as from inspiring English sources

The title, "Trout Fishing in America," recurs as character and noun throughout the novel.

The first line of the series recurs as the last line of the closing quatrain, and in some English examples the third line of the poem recurs as the second line of the closing quatrain, rhyming xaxa.

This recurs as a theme throughout the book, getting steadily darker and more ominous as we read on.

The tree-man recurs as the bole of February 19299), a memorial to the artist's dead father.

A theme recurs as Guardian video chroniclers John Harris and John Domokos travel the country for their admirable series Britain's in trouble.

"Good Morning, Starshine" from "Hair," which recurs as a perky upbeat palliative, sounds annoyingly tinny and ends the movie on a shallow note.

They recur as well in CAGR (Choreography Art Gymnastics Rockets), which performed an excerpt from Ms. Wakaida's "Opera de Circus," including a slyly erotic beach ball number.

Hence (mathcal {B}times mathbb D) is a Fatou component which is wandering, but may be recurring as well if we adapt the classical definition of recurrence.

It's a dangerous pattern, and one likely to recur as long as China keeps enabling Pyongyang's belligerent behavior.

Breast cancer, for example, may recur as long as 50 years after surgery [ 4].

This subset contained all patients for which cancer recurred as well as those that survived beyond 3 years (without recurrence).