Sentence examples for repeat said from inspiring English sources

"Everyone is scared of a repeat," said 29-year-old Rabin Shakya.

Nobody wanted a repeat, said several analysts who worked for the networks on election night.

"We had success with this group, and we thought we owed them a chance to repeat," said Garth Lagerwey, the team's general manager.

"Clearly we were hoping for a repeat," said the Nets' principal owner, Lewis Katz, who was on the podium for the second straight year.

That would make October's "mini-boom" for retailers hard to repeat, said Chris Williamson, the chief business economist at IHS Markit.

The government, which has twice supplied it with taxpayer support during the financial crisis, wants to avoid a repeat, said another person with knowledge of the situation.

(Iterate means "repeat, say again"; I think he treats reiterate as semiredundant).

Mr. Bush has already warned against a repeat, saying the tax cut will be rolled back over his dead body.

"They are fully aware of the step-and-repeat," said Mr. Davis of Scene, referring to the end of the red carpet and backdrop where photographers gather.

"There were incidents last year which no one wants to see repeated," said the City goalkeeper.

"The president believes that the failures of the past can never be repeated," said Nick Shapiro, a White House spokesman.