time and again in English

again and again, ceaselessly, time after time, more and more

Use "time and again" in a sentence

1. I read the poem time and again.

2. Time and again we have scooped our rivals.

3. 26 I read the poem time and again.

4. He reworked the first paragraph time and again.

5. Time and again their efforts at prediction fail miserably.

6. His uncomprehending eyes swept over her time and again.

7. And Jesus time and again gave his Father the credit.

8. Time and again, Christians meet with rude or harsh responses.

9. I urged her time and again to do what's right.

10. In the down time and again failed, Mr. Liu alarm call.

11. She flipped through the catalogue and drew breath time and again.

12. Competition on the margin forces organizations shed their skins, time and again.

13. Comrade Mao Zedong said this time and again during the rectification movements.

14. Although this issue comes up time and again, it is very abstract.

15. Time and again, he made it run through the sequence with him.

16. " Ao -- " The old wolf wails mournfully toward the wilderness time and again.

17. Our best machines had failed time and again to complete a mission.

18. Time and again he supported his teachings with a reference to the Scriptures.

19. She badgered her doctor time and again, pleading with him to do something.

20. Time and again, his detractors predicted that he would cancel elections and referendums.

21. 18 Time and again, outsiders are impressed by our singing of Kingdom songs.

22. The audience enjoyed the play very much and time and again clapped loudly.

23. Time and again a permissive present is contrasted with the not too distant past.

24. Scientists could repeat the tank simulation and produce the same results time and again.

25. The government has time and again clarified its position on equal pay for women?

26. However, time and again, the Jerusalem mentioned is not identified by some adjectival expression.

27. He pointed out the shortcomings in our work time and again without mincing words.

28. Season and Holiday Fun Passes enable you to return time and again during your holiday.

29. In such areas, they witness to people who have heard the message time and again.

30. 6 The government has time and again clarified its position on equal pay for women?

31. Intermediate sprints help towards this prize and the peloton will be split time and again.

32. It is only the basic spiritual truths which surface time and again, expressed through different idioms.

33. As we search the Scriptures, time and again we find examples of Jehovah doing the unexpected.

34. Time and again you've promised not to drink, not to gamble, and still you waste yourself.

35. Because their learning was iterative, much like peeling an onion, we revisit some issues time and again.

36. Time and again his thoughts would begin to drift, and soon thereafter his steps would follow suit.

37. In particular, the regions of Cumbria and Lancashire suffered time and again from the plundering of the Irish.

38. Time and again he is savaged for speaking on subjects about which his critics claim he knows nothing.

39. Time and again her paintings demonstrated an alternative to the brink which they sensed his were heading for.

40. Time and again, she had cast her mind back to before Maisie was lost in that tragic fire.

41. Time and again, Scripture encourages believers to take heart through their circumstances and find Contentment in the Lord

42. In 2020, time and again, the Crumpled paper hurled into the corner was the work of the scientists

43. 8 While performing his God-appointed service Jesus time and again quoted the Law and then probed deeper.

44. He berated the White House time and again for not building support for the Bosnia operation within Congress.

45. Time and again it nearly cost us our life and that night, on the frozen lake, was no different.

46. However, Peter also, time and again, spoke out of turn or ill-advisedly, requiring that Jesus set him straight.

47. We have heard the argument time and again because the benefit is paid to all families, whether rich or poor.

48. Time and again he has used persuasion - and on occasion shock tactics - to try to prevent young girls having abortions.

49. Time and again he had to turn his nose up into the arch of the drain to keep from drowning.

50. Curt says, “When you have experiences like this time and again, it is easy to see the hand of Jehovah.”