The event — replayed endlessly on television and online — ended in mortification for West.
It's easy to argue about, was captured fully on video that can be replayed endlessly and is entirely silly.
The image was frozen in a photograph that appeared in newspapers around the world and was replayed endlessly on television.
All this added up to thirty-two distinct games of football in a span of twenty days, with television making multiple watching and replaying endlessly possible.
In contrast with the Biblical story, the Hindu narrative shrewdly notes that this story of post-flood political reëmergence will be replayed endlessly by countless Manus throughout time.
In the marble lobby, whose wall decorations, Buddhist statues, winding staircase, and gold-plated mandala created an overwhelming impression of gaudiness, a wide-screen television replayed endlessly an interview with the hotel's owner, a soldier turned businessman from Sichuan.
An argument on a bus ends up on Buzzfeed; the rugby club song makes page nine of the Sun; a celebrity's gaffe is replayed endlessly on 24-hour news.
The sight of heavily armed police officers shooting into a charging crowd of workers at the strike — a scene replayed endlessly on television — reminded many South Africans of the days when the police opened fire on protesters during the apartheid era.
Likewise, while all of us make mistakes, they do not get replayed endlessly: Stuart Attwell's gaffe at Watford in September, when he awarded Reading a goal instead of a corner on a linesman's say-so, will haunt him as long as he blows a whistle.
Two days after his June arrest became public, he still clung to the idea that he could retain his Senate seat even as prominent colleagues demanded he quit, the details of his encounter with an undercover police officer were replayed endlessly in the news media and his party's leadership took action against him.
