Sentence examples for the time and again when from inspiring English sources

The crash received ample publicity at the time and again when Hughes appeared in court in Western Australia, charged with "dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm".

During that time, and again when they reunited on the Yankees this year, Ibanez was astounded by Rodriguez's baseball acumen, he said.

I was reminded of that time and again when I was in my former job, as secretary of defense.

I heard the anger time and again when travelling across the country in the run-up to the vote.

"Anything for Jay" is a phrase that Dana Miller, the curator of "Jay DeFeo: A Retrospective" at the Whitney Museum of American Art, heard time and again when asking for research help for the show.

Bush administration officials have defied the rule of law time and again when it comes to congressional subpoenas.

"That video became a bit famous but it was just one minute of footage – they've been playing like that since the revolution started, during every break time and again when classes finish at the end of the day.

Those shocks she felt are the same shocks that we experience, time and again, when we come up against her bruising work.

"He bought property time and again when the state didn't have money, and it became part of the site," said John Dumville, chief of the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation, which runs the historic site.

"I've seen time and again when the selection committees just wouldn't consider curators because they hadn't been in directorship positions, and they didn't think they had the wherewithal to assume such jobs," said Ms. Gund, who serves on several prominent museum boards.

I've watched your heart get broken time and again when the people you thought were you friends turned their backs on you, spreading rumors and trying to get your other friends to do the same.