Sentence examples for repeated going from inspiring English sources

The shifts in Connecticut, which remains an overwhelmingly white state, suggest that the move from cities to suburbs that began in the late 19th century and continued through the 20th century among middle- and upper-class whites is being repeated going into the 21st century by upwardly mobile African-Americans and Hispanic, Caribbean and Asian immigrants.

"And then the daughter got on, and I repeated — " "Go slower," I interrupted.

Reid, a bit startled, replied: "What are you talking about?" Boehner repeated: "Go f— yourself".

And while compelling and with a tremendous ability to be repeated (go viral, as we say), many of these anecdotes do not represent an overall reading of the entire situation.

Middle linebacker Mike Barrow said he did not recognize the team in the Giants' uniforms Sunday, and defensive end Michael Strahan said he now understood why so few teams repeat going to the Super Bowl.

These gains are unlikely to repeat going forward.

"We are experiencing deep political divisions in our society right now, and these divisions have stalemated progress in critical areas," Lugar said, using a line that Democrats are likely to repeat going into the fall.

Then repeat, going the other direction into the next turn.

The TI-20 vocabulary consists of ten English digits "zero" through "nine and tenn control words "yes, no, erase, rubout, repeat, go, enter, help, stop, and start".

These activists kept repeating "Go Syria!" and clapping, all the while seeming uncomfortably aware that the Syrian community doesn't accept them. .

Palliative treatment thus appears to be feasible with repeated GO infusions.