Sentence examples similar to refrain to be from inspiring English sources

Whether that will translate into actual victories — or the familiar "same old Jets" refrain — remains to be seen.

Now, the refrain appears to be the exact opposite.

Everywhere on the East End, the refrain seems to be the same.

Despite their refrain of "To be precise," it's hard to imagine a more (delightfully) imprecise pair.

The most common refrain seems to be, "love the new site, hate the logo".

The common refrain seems to be "television is a $70 billion market, online video is only a $1.5 billion market, when will online video get its fair share"?

The dominant refrain seemed to be, "These kids are just whining...wait till they get into the real world".

This refrain, similar to be called "anti-police," is commonly lobbed at anyone who criticizes policing and police violence against black Americans.

But mostly its mission can be summed up by songs like "I'm Not a Whore," the refrain to which is, "but I like to do it".

"And I urge our Arab citizens to refrain from being dragged along behind a radical minority that wants to destroy the fabric of life in Israel".

History's nagging refrain, 'it used to be worse,' offers little comfort.