Sentence examples for repeated from the from inspiring English sources

Brick," Pell repeated from the doorway, looking down at Gerry.

"Am I O.K.?" Mrs. Sanford repeated, from the driver's seat of a vehicle.

[Note: In the original version of this posting, this quote was wrongly attributed to Neville Thurlbeck, a mistake repeated from the book and for which I apologise].

The front page of New Review announced that actress Felicity Jones was "on the cusp of becoming a new star", a line repeated from the interview inside.

Mendelssohn's "Italian" Symphony was repeated from the orchestra's season-opening concert last Wednesday to fill out the program, which is to be performed again tomorrow evening.

Before Mladic left Belgrade, he was granted a parting wish – insistently repeated from the time of his arrest – to visit the grave of his daughter, Ana, who killed herself in 1994 with his favourite revolver.

That gesture is repeated from the Cello Concerto (1966), the earliest piece here, played by the original soloist, Siegfried Palm, who gives the part a special atmosphere of reflection.

A highly entertaining book, it has a refreshing, raw honesty: Fry seems almost coy in parts, self-consciously apologising for stories repeated from the first two volumes of his memoirs.

During the American Idols Live! tour, all the dead stagecraft of the TV show gets stretched to three hours, with songs mostly repeated from the season repertory and presented in largely the same order each night.

He did some Wilco songs, none of them repeats from the previous night.

The words repeat, from the top to the bottom of a tall, white-painted board, becoming increasingly smudged and illegible.