Sentence examples for takes to repeat from inspiring English sources

Rarely elegant or charismatic -- despite stylists like Mike Modano, Brett Hull and Sergei Zubov -- the Stars, like Detroit in 1998, know what it takes to repeat.

And if they are with that disease, sexual abuse, or pedophilia, they repeat and they do whatever it takes to repeat.

Husbands, in contrast, may marry up to three other women "on top of them," as the Arabic expression goes, and in some cases may end a marriage in the time it takes to repeat "I divorce you" three times or to type the so-called triple divorce formula into a text message.

Have they got what it takes to repeat their success?

You simply start your recording, go through your usual steps and when you're done, all it takes to repeat all those steps is to run the macro again.

They have seen firsthand what it takes to repeat, and why the NFL hasn't seen a back-to-back champ since New England a decade ago.

In case of a single measurement point only, a decision may be taken to repeat that measurement when needed, which we did a few times.

She has taken to repeating the phrase on demand.

In one tactic, she took to repeating that she is a mother who loves children.

They have taken to repeating three numbers, 12-31-13, a reference to the mayor's final day in office.

While campaigning in Ohio, Hillary Clinton was told this story, and she took to repeating it, without naming the victim, on the campaign trail.