Sentence examples for repeatedly fooled from inspiring English sources
Throwing a fastball that reached the low 90's, a nasty split-finger fastball, a diving slider and a nifty changeup, Driskill repeatedly fooled the Yankees.
But whether that shows that Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz had actual knowledge of the fraud is open to question, especially given how Mr. Madoff repeatedly fooled so many others, including the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Even in a city of quirky people, the authorities say Mr. McCollum stands out, so expert at his chosen quirkiness that he has repeatedly fooled riders, subway employees and the police into believing he belongs in transit blues.
In a report released today, investigators with the General Accounting Office said they had repeatedly fooled guards at the buildings into giving them security passes and after-hours access codes.
"Maduro has repeatedly fooled the followers of the president and all Venezuelans about the real condition of the president," Mr Capriles said on Twitter on Friday.
I don't mean that they're necessarily wrong; I mean that history has repeatedly made fools of people who try to predict future technological developments, let alone the implications of those developments for long-term economic growth.
The country style fooled the Ku Klux Klan into believing he was a white singer and he was once booked to entertain at a rally: not only did he escape unscathed, the audience repeatedly requested their favourite numbers.
Fool me -- can't get fooled again".
He fooled others because he fooled himself.
