Sentence examples for rerun frequently from inspiring English sources

In the "Online Brides" episode (all of the Season 1 episodes will be rerun frequently in the coming weeks), she constantly questions the motives of both the 10 American men on the marriage tour and the several hundred Colombian women who audition for them.

This reproducibility ensures that samples will not have to be rerun frequently, minimizing both turnaround time and per-sample cost.

In a frequently rerun episode of "The Twilight Zone," from 1963, he played a colonel in a story about an astronaut who returns to an Earth in a parallel universe.

Unlike the dramatic anthologies of the 1950s, which are mostly unavailable to contemporary viewers, the long string of "classic" programs featuring not only genies and talking cars but millionaire hillbillies and talking dogs, island castaways and talking horses, Stone Age families and suburban witches continued to be frequently rerun into the 21st century.

She also collects paychecks from her lucrative VitaminWater endorsement deal and frequently rerun episodes of Friends.

And the rerun marathons that MTV frequently ran allowed viewers to climb into the show's constructed reality and hang out there for an entire day.

The History Channel's edifying series "Wild West Tech," which plays frequently in reruns with the hosts Keith and David Carradine, documents techy frontier wizardry, from sophisticated beaver traps to the Springfield-Allin breech-loading rifle, giving the lie to idea that frontiersmen were ever Luddites).

Nearly 50 years of silence ensued in which he watched reruns of I Love Lucy, ate raw food, and wrote only for himself, frequently ripping out the pages of notebooks he carried everywhere and burning them.

No rerun.

Bush versus Clinton, the rerun.

Well-loved bits are rerun.