over and over造句
(151) What the hell are you saying over and over that's more important than looking at my ta-ta's, anyway?
(152) Since Web pages often have no relation to one another, it's crucial to repeat important information over and over on each page.
(153) He believed in persistently advertising. Barnum understood that hit-and-miss advertising doesn't work, but a consistent message, told over and over, hits its mark.
(154) A basketball was swishing through a net. Over and over again.
(155) Frozen sun in the spring of hazy exeunt cloudily, clouds of memory, along with the deception was a tear rolling over and over.
(156) It learns over time that if you retread a flat tire over and over again, and it keeps going flat on you, perhaps it is time to buy a new tire - if you hope to actually move forward.
(157) Over and over again in Muhammadan history, dynasties have come to grief because the sons of a sultan by different mothers could not agree, and in the resulting civil war universal ruin resulted .
(158) I am hearing it over and over again. It seems I falling in another world of their heart. Heaps of times I was touched by fancy stories between them.
(159) God gracious bless me, how my poor head is vexed and worried by that girl Gupe's so perseveringly asking, over and over again , about her tiresome letters!
(160) At Saddleback Church, we have a ministry called Celebrate Recovery that has proven this over and over.
(161) Over and over again, the tempter of souls had thrust this idea upon Hester's contemplation, and laughed at the passionate and desperate joy with which she seized, and then strove to cast it from her.
(162) A quiet day's fishing, or eight hours in a cinema seeing the same film over and over again, is usually as far as they get.
(163) In the weeks following a traumatic event, preschoolers' play activities may reenact the incident or the disaster over and over again.
(164) You are not inclined to rote learning and repetition, nor are you inclined to repetitively practice or execute the same sequence over and over again.
(165) Anthony : Its just black people demeaning other black people, using that word over and over.
(166) He insists over and over that his task is not buffoonery, but teaching ( or even preaching ).
(167) Endris, raised Catholic but an infrequent churchgoer, closed his eyes and said a silent prayer over and over: Lord, I need you, now.
(168) And it's not normal to visit sites dedicated to sadomasochism and voyeurism — not just once out of curiosity, but over and over again.
(169) Manipulating the people of a country thathave been the victims of psyops over and over again, and who are looking forleaders to believe in, is not only self-serving, but mean.
(170) If you really want to tick a customer off or incite an already upset customer, belabor your point. Repeat your point (your policy; your position) over and over again.
(171) Hook: Groundhog Day meets Inception, when a government agent finds himself traversing the same time loop over and over — in someone else's body.
(172) When we write a love letter, don't we read it over and over a hundred times?
(173) And you know, you see people over and over again with the drum major instinct taking them over.
(174) This step-by-step operation is repeated over and over again at awesome speed.
(175) It's a pattern we see over and over in technology.
(176) "it's mine, "said Fred, showing a white handled pocketknife, with every blade perfect and shining. "just what I've always wanted. " and he turned the prize over and over with evient satisfaction.
(177) These kinds of applications become the ultimate user: They collect the bugs, report problems as they happen, work 24X7, and don't mind recreating a problem over and over.
(178) The latest victim of the show is Tyler Perry, who is presented as "Funny Bot," a woman in a dress who tells silly stereotypical jokes that make you laugh over and over again.
(179) Over and over again in Mohammedan history, dynasties have come to grief because the sons of a sultan by different mothers could not agree, and in the resulting civil war universal ruin resulted.
(180) Diana told Prince Charles over and over that she loved him.
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