Sentence examples for refrain doing from inspiring English sources

There's a refrain doing the rounds this year.

A query run on the Association of British Science Writers ( ABSW) e-mail list yielded many voices, but they all sang a similar refrain: doing a course is by no means a requirement, but it may be a great help.

"To me, the 'bots are the new apps' refrain doesn't mean that apps are going anywhere," Block said.

His frequent refrain, "Don't tell Millie!" is still widely recalled.

There's a reason, after all, that the refrain "don't read the comments" has become ubiquitous among journalists.

Well-meaning if misinformed friends shared a common refrain: "Don't worry, girls like Piper don't end up in prison".

He began a song called "Show Bizness," which has the refrain "Do you really want to be in show business?," then he stopped.

"Love Me Girl" was complex funk, with hurtling drumbeats, jittery processed piano chords and a plaintive refrain: "Don't give up on me".

This refrain doesn't come from some old R&B song; it comes from the spectacularly mopey neo-grunge band Staind.

They sang the refrain — "Don't cry/wipe your eye/He's not dead" — over and over, until the band dropped out, and they sang in delirious improvised counterpoint.

Many are echoing activists' simple refrain: Do your job.