Sentence examples for repeated mention from inspiring English sources

In "The Eye of the Elephant," the Owenses make repeated mention of the cook, a man named Sunday Justice.

[cartoon id= a14881"] In "The Eye of the Elephant," the Owenses make repeated mention of the cook, a man named Sunday Justice.

And despite the president's repeated mention of Mr. Gore as his full partner in the White House, these voters expressed skepticism that White House policies were much influenced by the second in command.

While "Silence" is structured like a Western, it evokes the tone and the substance of Second World War dramas, starting with the repeated mention of Nagasaki as the center of anti-Christian persecutions.

In Penelope Green's useful "Light Bulb Saving Time" (May 26), I was surprised to find repeated mention of consumer misunderstanding of the legislation regarding incandescent bulbs, yet no discussion of consumer wariness.

Rendezvous suspects that Mr. Cameron's repeated mention of a June visit might be a strategic feint — that he has secretly asked Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi to light the Olympic caldron at the Summer Olympics in London.

Despite Mr. Barbour's repeated mentions of the topic on Tuesday, Mr. Musgrove ignored it.

Maybe they just got hung up on the repeated mentions of the word fur in the opening chapter of Ms. Bosworth's biography.

Elsewhere, there's fun to be had with repeated mentions of American Century's current biggest hit, Hocus Pocus, by ridiculous Dutch prog yodellers Focus.

The book was notable for its repeated references to the number of times he has been unfairly criticised in the media, and for its repeated mentions of his imperviousness to that criticism.

In the world of music, there are already several innovative recommendation services that try to analyze buzz — by monitoring blogs for repeated mentions of up-and-coming bands, or by sifting through millions of people's playlists to see if a new band is suddenly getting a lot of attention.