Suddenly an alarm bleats, and they exit the stage, returning to repeat variations of the same high jinks.
Fortunately, the soprano Lauren Flanigan returns to repeat her radiant portrayal of the role and to remind us of the City Opera's long tradition of creating its own opera stars.
While each episode is free-standing, there is an interlocking structure to the episodes, where you see The Guy either return to repeat customers, or you watch his customers interacting in non-drug-related circumstances (which makes sense, since finding a drug dealer is usually a word-of-mouth phenomenon).
Most (4/5) participants indicated a willingness to return to repeat the protocol, indicating acceptability.
And then, we can all return to repeating the cycle and implicitly endorsing our value system that human beings matter based on skin color and nationality.
To eliminate confusion, a pattern indicating when to return to repeated parts may be written on the chart.
Ghosts of history return to repeat their crimes.
They seem to fill your visual space, to inexorably squeeze you out after a while, leaving you with a resonance, like a scent, or a lingering sense memory, which you want to return to, to repeat the sensation.
A few weeks ago, he returned to British Columbia to repeat last year's trip — same guide, same friends, same hut.
Don't worry if your mind wanders off, just refocus your attention and return to repeating the word.[4].
