Sentence examples for repeating the idea from inspiring English sources

"My career is not well thought out," she told me, repeating the idea in several conversations.

As sedate as it was, the Open All Hours revival Still Open All Hours was such a hit that the BBC is repeating the idea across the board.

The BBC reports that he ruled out repeating the idea of a regional immigration policy, telling a fringe event at the party's conference in Glasgow, "How are you going to do that?

The only way I mustered the courage to walk up there was continuously repeating the idea that my darkest moment could help bring some love and happiness to someone else.

In the second example, although there is no obvious timeline, by saying "they formulate ideas," the LA seems to be attributing the ideas to the student and not indicating that the student is just repeating the ideas they were given by someone else.

He repeated the idea in March.

He repeated the idea at night, with short dresses in a basket weave of lacquered gazar.

This repeats the idea of success but combines it with a collective message ("together").

It proved enormously successful, and the Sixteen plans to repeat the idea on a regular, maybe annual basis.

It is wearisome to hear the TV commentators pick up and repeat the idea that John Kerry has no charisma.

Witchel repeated the idea to her husband, writer Frank Rich, who also happens to be an HBO executive.