Sentence examples for use recurring from inspiring English sources

A few of her songs use recurring pop riffs and refrains, but she no longer operates in the realm of songs aimed for the Top 40.

The average number of subscriptions people pay for has doubled from 5.5 to 11 in the last 18 months as more businesses use recurring billing to rack up reliable revenue.

Many great thriller writers use recurring plot devices and locations and so does Land, but his additional combination of history and new technology makes for a unique reading experience in this genre.

Other questions are presented in the standard multiple choice format but use recurring concepts, such as questions based on a fortune cookie message, or ones read through Cookie's ventriloquist dummy incorporating a speech impediment that may make the question harder to understand.

Though television did not begin to use recurring homosexual characters until the late 1980s, some early situation comedies used a stock character that author Stephen Tropiano calls "gay-straight": supporting characters who were quirky, did not comply with gender norms, or had ambiguous personal lives, that "for all purposes should be gay".

But even then, I use recurring images and sounds to keep up the weave through the story of my adult years among the Hasidim: a ghost child in home-sewn shorts creeping down a dark hallway or climbing a cottonwood tree, the sounds of cello music, my father's grinding teeth, and my mother's nagging, all of it forming a single complex self who is the only true constant through the narrative.

A chimeric TIM was designed by using recurring elements as mutually compatible interfaces.

The protein engineering strategy of using recurring motifs as interfaces to connect partial natural proteins may be applied to other protein folds.

We present a scheme for the classification of 3487 non-redundant protein structures into 1207 non-hierarchical clusters by using recurring structural patterns of three to six amino acids as keys of classification.

He had a distinct visual style, he had something to say, he used recurring actors, and very often he seemed to have a great sense of humor about himself".

Shostakovich had a penchant for using recurring motifs in his scores, almost like dropped clues, especially the DSCH motif, drawn from letters in his name (which correspond in pitch to D, E flat, C, B).