Sentence examples for replayed over from inspiring English sources

No one will ever forget them and they'll be replayed over and over again.

"They learned from the psychological impact of 9/11, the horrible moment being replayed over and over," he said.

And, it's worth adding, the TV cameras are painfully acute, translating exhaustion or despair into a searing image that can be replayed over and over again.

Bulger's assailants couldn't, in fact, be identified on camera -- they were caught because they talked to their friends -- but the video footage, replayed over and over again on television, shook the country to its core.

Those moments were replayed over and over, alongside old Kennedy family photographs, as well as 90-year-old Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, doubled over a Senate lectern, weepily saying, "Ted, Ted, my dear friend, I love you and miss you".

For a goal barely celebrated by the protagonist, it has been replayed over and over again down the years.

A woman replays over and over in her mind the argument she had with her husband on the morning of Sept. 11.

If the referee and television match official have missed something then it's gone, just like those offences the TV director doesn't choose to replay over and over again.

Her husband was away when the rebels arrived and set about their business - the livestock rounded up, homes torched, men and boys mutilated and murdered, and finally the moment that she replays over and over, when one of the horsemen rode up and, with a machete, decapitated the baby that she held in her arms.

Someone with OCD might think the same thing, and the thought will replay over and over again causing debilitating stress.

After Saturday Night Live aired its infamous sketch of Hoda punching Kathie Lee in the face, Hoda gleefully replayed it over and over in slow motion.