Sentence examples for which is repeatedly from inspiring English sources
Though a redoubtable organisation, the Police Federation is bound by statute (which is repeatedly refreshed – the last time in 1996) to compel its members not to strike.
And 'macho' is one word, along with 'ego', which is repeatedly applied to Cameron's artistic output, as well as to the man.
One feels that Emily is, at the very least, being robbed of her childhood, and even of her essential femaleness, which is repeatedly buried under a pile of fluffy feminine trappings.
When Heather and four friends move in, good-looking characters perish — by meat hook, car crash, gunshot and the title instrument, which is repeatedly pointed at viewers in 3-D foreshortened perspective.
The OBR, which is repeatedly accused in Scotland of making downbeat predictions, estimates that proven and probable reserves are closer to 10BBOE (it has them as 1,328 million tonnes of oil equivalent) – much less than Oil and Gas UK predicts.
While its first part is mostly concerned with place and history, the second takes up themes of relationship, including "love's erotesis", which is repeatedly displaced: into swans, into the lovers of Hiroshima Mon Amour or into the Song of Songs – a title Boast breaks and shares across her section break.
It made Chicagoans reluctant to accept change, especially racial integration, which was repeatedly resisted by brick-heaving mobs.
Stoicism, after all, was the keystone of "If," the manifesto of manliness dedicated to John, which was repeatedly voted Britain's most beloved poem.
IN June, a Belarus-based computer security firm identified a new computer malware program, Stuxnet, which was repeatedly crashing the computers of one of its clients.
Mr. Clancy dismissed the articles in The Times, which were repeatedly cited by senators and speakers during the hearing, as "grossly inaccurate".
The inspector general's report also questioned the accuracy of some aspects of the article, which was repeatedly defended by Mr. Hastings and Rolling Stone.
