The next morning, Bart is curled up into the fetal position on the floor next to the sofa downstairs, repeatedly uttering the phrase "can't sleep, clown will eat me..."....
Beyond financial pressures, the question in the Journal's newsroom is whether Baker will meet the expectations of staff in tackling a moment of great upheaval in American politics and effectively hold accountable a president who is not only waging war on the press but repeatedly uttering falsehoods and promoting misinformation.
The Olympics barely registers as an exhibition tournament for the top golfers, but we would give our other arms to be in Rio, something we have repeatedly uttered to anyone who listens.
The docket released today also included the transcript of the cockpit voice recorder, which, as previously reported, showed that Mr. Batouti had repeatedly uttered a religious phrase in the moments before the crash.
Sasaki Maki presents the everyday adventures of a blob-face in a suit who repeatedly utters the challenge "Your true nature!" as he comes across various grotesquely drawn creatures.
It's the line that's repeatedly uttered by Mary — the Mary — in Jean-Luc Godard's "Hail Mary" ("Je ne couche avec personne"), in response to Joseph, who assumes that she has been having sexual relations with other men but won't have sex with him.
In other words, if a candidate repeatedly utters an outright falsehood (I leave aside ambiguous implications), shouldn't the Times's coverage nail it right at the point where the article quotes it?" This message was typical of mail from some readers who, fed up with the distortions and evasions that are common in public life, look to The Times to set the record straight.
This was repeatedly uttered by respondents from the ECCE Policy Implementation Review (CDD, 2007b) The perception that government do not disseminate updated and accurate information led to the users lamenting that there is lack of committement from the government, and lack of cooperation between the various implementing governmental agencies (as given in the following quotations).
You'll be echoing the narrator as he repeatedly utters "oh my god".
Among the many lines he repeatedly uttered that arguably rival those of Shakespeare in terms of familiarity, if not intellectual depth: "Eh..
Among the many lines he repeatedly uttered that arguably rival those of Shakespeare in terms of familiarity, if not intellectual depth: "Eh... what's up, Doc?" through the lips of the wiseacre hare, Bugs Bunny; "I tawt I taw a putty tat," from the tart-tongued canary Tweety, and "SSSSSsssuffering SSSSSuccotash," courtesy of Sylvester the sloppy cat.
