Sentence examples for some repetitive from inspiring English sources

Most professionals deal in some repetitive motion or other; bartenders contend with several.

That transformation spurred productivity, and, in turn, growth, in numerous ways, for instance by freeing workers from some repetitive tasks and jobs.

Perhaps some repetitive New Age music for the endless reed marshes, with inappropriate banging of cymbals for the New Jersey Turnpike.

The songs often turn corners onto new strains and new melodies and new tempos, some quiet singalongs, some repetitive, pulsating stretches of psychedelic art song.

Here are his diagnoses for some of the problems he has received so far by email... Q: I am a retired raver who has started to get cravings for some repetitive beats in my life again.

To be fair, some people are allowed to neglect their education, compromise on their work, and even skip television while devoting six or more hours a day to some repetitive and essentially meaningless task.

Some of the material was informative, some overlong and repetitive, some baldly promotional, and yes, matters occasionally became a little circusy.

Lessons began to feel less like progress and more like some odd repetitive dream.

We have come to expect history to be, in some way, repetitive.

Undoubtedly, this busyness has produced some hurried, repetitive, speculative and even facile work.

Mr. Ashworth attempted to build a mood with strongly shifting dynamics and some painful repetitive bass notes, but the crowd remained diffident.