Sentence examples for repeated comes from inspiring English sources

At their weakest -- more than a few qualify -- what is confirmed is humdrum or obvious; and the note of self-deprecation, repeated, comes to resemble a seasoning added like ketchup to ginger up the bland.

The exposition, often marked to be repeated, comes to a close on a key other than the tonic (usually the dominant) and is followed by a development section, beginning on the dominant, in which themes previously heard are reharmonized, fragmented, or otherwise reshaped.

Swift's repeated "Come hither" personally invites the damned into hell.

In what was an enticing matchup for a Week One game, that very well could be repeated come January, the Denver Broncos toppled Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts 34-21.

She repeated, "Come help me!

"The desire to repeat comes from the hunger of winning once and having that drive and that anger that you don't want anyone to raise that Cup but you," Williams said.

So, to repeat: come and visit security.

My two-legged client stands still, voice raised and red in the face repeating "Come" as their dog stands a good distance away looking rather confused.

The gain of computational efficiency in repeated simulations comes from a separation of the simulation task into a computationally expensive "offline" phase and a computationally cheap "online" phase.

CBS, whose schedule following "Survivor: Cook Islands" at 8 (15.5 million) consisted of repeats, came in third for the night in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49

The report, known as the Third International Math and Science Study-Repeat, came as a letdown to a number of educators.