Sentence examples for which recur from inspiring English sources

I had fallen asleep and dreamed one of those dreams which recur again and again over the years.

There are explicit rationales, and the precise words and phrases which recur in official injunctions to exercise.

During such snippets, which recur throughout the show, the give and take between Brecht and his questioners is dynamic, funny and alive.

The adjectives which recur are 'charming'delightful'ul'magicalcal' (with their diminutive undertones), but she has also been described as benign, parochial and fey.

Gornick's point, as I understand it, was not that nothing ever changes, but that no historical movement has yet been invented to solve the problems of love and death, which recur and recur — even now.

Some of this roaring 1920s fantasy is infantile, particularly the characters, such as Lady Didsbury and Charlie Chorlton, which recur in the decor, menus or the inhouse Gotham Bugle newspaper.

The evocation of Maycomb, with which the new book begins, and which recurs throughout its pages, is often magically alive.

Two days later, when we tried again, I again experienced the headache, which recurred throughout the day.

Even an ileostomy did not cure the infections, which recurred, paradoxically, because the chemo had lowered my resistance.

One problem, which recurs in the solo "I'm Going to Explode" and Mr. Brooks's new "Descent" is structural.

"Good Morning, Starshine" from "Hair," which recurs as a perky upbeat palliative, sounds annoyingly tinny and ends the movie on a shallow note.