Sentence examples for that will recur from inspiring English sources

We're introduced to a lot of iconography that will recur throughout the cycle.

It is a theme that Mr. Lazio used in another ad earlier this week, and one that will recur.

I set up metaphors (such as the rider and the elephant) that will recur throughout the book.

It is an allegation Mr. Brown has denied with vehemence, but one that will recur as the election approaches.

Julie Kent with Angel Corella and Paloma Herrera with Vladimir Malakhov introduce the athletic partnering, and Ms. Jaffe introduces the diamond motif in a lift that will recur.

Talking about the man, Noble struggles momentarily and then comes up with a formula for an explanation of the mystery that will recur in my later conversations.

There is, in particular, the sequence "From the Rising of the Sun" (1974), with its stunning finale "Bells in Winter", that explores the idea not so much that things will recur, but that they are always there, that the past remains an unalterable fact: "... everything has a double existence.

It also involved an acceptance that problems will recur but that there are tools that DDP can provide that build parent/carer resilience and ability to cope.

In no uncertain tones, Reich suggests that history is circular, that horror will recur.

The other problem is that many of the $50.2 million in savings and revenues agreed on so far are one-shot deals that will not recur.

Some lawmakers said they feared that the government would face a huge shortfall next year because the budget includes at least $2 billion in revenues that will not recur.