Sentence examples for regular refrain from inspiring English sources

"There's no bullying at this school" was a regular refrain.

It has been a regular refrain at Bank of America.

"I didn't have a clue what I was doing" is a regular refrain; she also writes with real sadness, at times, about her alcohol-swilling misadventures.

"We are not like Britain in 1979," is a regular refrain, usually followed by the assertion that the measures applied by Britain's then prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, would not be suitable for their own country anyway.

When they are out knocking on doors, Labour councillors, who control 80of9090 seats on Liverpool city council, say that a regular refrain is that Corbyn cannot win a general election.

So, too, will Everington's specific refuting of Cameron's regular refrain that the existence and bedding-in work of nascent CCGs – which now cover 95% of England – demonstrates GP backing for the coalition's plans.

Continue to offer your friend support by way of brief, regular emails but refrain from offering any unsolicited advice at this time or telling her that you know what she's going through.

This is a common refrain among regular players.

In our study, regular dental attendance and refraining from dental care due to dental fear or lack of time did also contribute to socioeconomic differences in poor self-rated oral health, but the most important factor was refraining from dental care for financial reasons.

Indeed, this is a common refrain at the regular annual meeting in The Hague of the Assembly of States Parties which funds the court.

These include keeping fit by doing regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, refraining from smoking and making sure you don't drink too much alcohol.