Sentence examples for repeatedly in the final from inspiring English sources
Philadelphia (8-6-3) Powerurepeatedlywer repeatedly in the final minutes and finally vaulted into third place on Schwoy's winning goal.
We'd chuckle over the familiar tropes: how the black guy always dies first, or the white lady survivor always trips — compulsively, repeatedly — in the final chase scene.
When Patricia Tuthill undulates repeatedly in the final solo and a stagehand pushes a panel out from the wings, she hugs it with the tenacity of a pole dancer in a topless bar.
After watching the three presidential debates, several prominent Democrats on Capitol Hill bluntly questioned Gov. George W. Bush's capacity to lead yesterday, reinforcing a theme that surrogates for Vice President Al Gore plan to voice repeatedly in the final days of the campaign.
He came up with the sound "ki ki ki, ma ma ma", based on the line "Kill her mommy!", which Mrs. Voorhees recites repeatedly in the final reel.
What the game lacked was offense, with the U.S. repeatedly faltering in the final third and wasting a number of promising scoring chances.
Nate Robinson had 20 points but was beaten repeatedly by Ford in the final quarter.
However, on Nov. 1, after our inquiry, Trump suddenly returned to the more accurate version by saying: "Nationwide murders have experienced their largest single year increase in 45 years". We are pleased to see this change, but this does not nullify the inaccurate version he has repeatedly been using in the final stretch of the campaign.
After Santi Cazorla had gone close with a dipping 30-yard strike Arsenal's attacks repeatedly broke down in the final third.
While Argentina were having all sorts of problems at their own line-outs, Scotland repeatedly fell short in the final third and were punished when Sanchez slotted a delightful drop-goal just before the half hour.
After his arrest Ammon Bundy, who was denied bail and remains behind bars in Portland, repeatedly urged the final occupiers to leave the refuge and end the standoff.
