Sentence examples for supposed to repeat from inspiring English sources

Obama was first supposed to repeat the clause "I, Barack Hussein Obama, do solemnly swear".

"The expectation here is the same every year, so in a sense you're supposed to repeat every year," Girardi said.

This year, she was supposed to repeat, but when school started, back in September, she would not get out of bed.

How so? "It gives you an incredible amount of freedom, because it's not as restricted as when you have a hit record and people assume you are supposed to repeat yourself.

But he has an even longer time in which to watch his support erode: almost three whole years.History is not supposed to repeat itself, particularly if, like Mr Bush, you learn from it.

In an article published in the last issue, editor Amira Salah Ahmed joked, "History is supposed to repeat itself but not this soon, right?" In her final letter, Ms. Attalah said that she and her staff "strive to continue and reincarnate in a new configuration," and vowed that their work would continue in some new form.

This music is stoned structurally — you can't necessarily fix what is supposed to be repeating or not repeating.

The new rules — the front rows must bind, rather than hit, on the engagement, and the scrumhalf must feed the ball in straight — were supposed to stop repeated collapses and resets.

When test results are negative, however, HIV tests are supposed to be repeated every three months during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

When you learned a subject in school, like history or math, you were supposed to memorize and repeat information.

Still, the revival underscores how the investments "have largely escaped new regulations that were supposed to prevent a repeat of the last financial crisis".