The possibilities shift repeatedly between community and conflict.
Sweat dripped down Clemens's face; he paused repeatedly between pitches, looking like a marathon runner in the 26th mile.
Each song shifted repeatedly between smooth and punchy, triggering a new burst of dancing with every change.
From the 6th to the 10th century, the city changed hands repeatedly between Goths, Byzantines, Lombards, and Arabs.
Yet it was not lost on many that he made that distinction, repeatedly, between "Jewish people" and "English people", as if Jewish people cannot be English.
Repeatedly, between verses – well, verbal sallies, really – there is a long radio silence among the most pregnant passages of the night.
Instead, he believes states and districts should embrace dual-language programs, in which a mixed classroom of students and teachers toggle repeatedly between English and another language.
For four days now, Mr. Bush has been toggling repeatedly between the Capitol and the Governor's Mansion, literally a stone's throw away.
Then, said Charles Guria, an assistant district attorney, Officer Kern was seen shoving his retractable baton repeatedly between Mr. Mineo's buttocks.
Over a long career, officials are often transferred repeatedly between oversight and promotion divisions, blurring the lines between supporting and policing the industry.
In both programs, I had to jump back and forth repeatedly between the interview and the underlying forms to ensure I got them right.
