Sentence examples for relationship repeated from inspiring English sources
At the Ingres Garden, Moonbelly sang his new song, which consisted of the words "This is an unhealthy relationship" repeated 14 times.
President Jacques Chirac of France, who met with President Bush on Monday in an effort to repair their fractured relationship, repeated his opinion that the war was "illegitimate and illegal".
Eventually he decided to tackle the whole history since the Islamic revolution of 1979, tracking in interviews and documents the wild swings of the relationship: repeated flirtations with rapprochement that were sabotaged by one side or the other, alternating with crises that raised the specter of war.
If the Clinton marriage is the key to understanding Bill's presidency, then why have the Obamas, with a very different relationship, repeated a good chunk of the Arkansans' history (overly ambitious first-year agenda, including a health care plan that lacked sufficient support; vicious Republican attacks; devastating midterm losses)?
With heroin, I had plenty of bad consequences failed relationships, repeated jailing, having to pawn my television and I just couldn't give it up.
Some indicators for interpersonal deficits include limited friends or family contact, lack of socially rewarding relationships, and repeated relationship failures [ 8].
Through systematic evaluation of the test data a model for bond stress-slip relationship under repeated loading was proposed.
Friedly J, Nishio I, Bishop MJ, Maynard C. The relationship between repeated epidural steroid injections and subsequent opioid use and lumbar surgery.
Although the song is about the steady erosion of a relationship through repeated betrayals, Ms. Stritch made it about much, much more.
Ahead of his visit he said the two countries have a special relationship and repeated that Britain wants to attract more Indian students.
In this paper, we introduce a family of random-effects models to describe the relationship between repeated ordinal response data and a host of covariates.
