Example sentences of "[vb pp] over and over " in BNC.

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1 OK , people can vent their frustrations … but its the same stuff being regurgitated over and over .
2 A house has stood on this site since the year 1216 , when the Bishop of Lincoln ordained a vicarage here , but it has been rebuilt over and over again , and last of all in 1856 .
3 Stooks would blow down and be set up to blow over again and wet heavy sheaves might have to be stoked over and over again .
4 One can be perfectly sure that had such a momentous event happened on the Lord 's Day , that fact alone would have been reported over and over again , the comfortable synchronicity of it all being a matter for boundless pleasure .
5 ( Men find that they are able to be listed over and over again but that has n't been the experience of Helen Chadwick . )
6 A voice that they had heard over and over again as they sat in Keith 's sitting-room .
7 He 'd heard over and over again how fast she 'd died .
8 I have attended many feminist seminars , workshops and group discussions about language , and there are certain folklinguistic assertions that I have heard over and over again from the ( nonlinguist ) women present .
9 One well-known example would be the basic social security regulation , Regulation 1408/71 which , although still in force , has been amended over and over again .
10 He was being turned over and over by the rush of water .
11 Their doubts can be seen over and over again from their words . ’
12 Fred Ashton is a mature choreographic genius , things of his like César Franck 's Variations , Nocturne and Dante Sonata just can not be written about , and have to be seen over and over again …
13 ‘ She was so young , ’ his mother had whispered over and over again , until he wanted to shout at her to stop , ‘ so young , and all her life before her . ’
14 It has been said over and over again that pupils need to gain confidence , and that confidence comes from success .
15 The arguments that were current in 1973 about our membership of the Community have been rehearsed over and over again today in the same vein .
16 Cullet can be used over and over again to make new products .
17 Many words which express mathematical ideas are used over and over again and it is important that they are used correctly , especially comparatives such as wider , longer , deeper , heavier , lighter , thicker and thinner .
18 A half sheet of hard-board from your DIY store can be used over and over as a base , but it does blunt the blade .
19 So the rented coffin could be used over and over again . ’
20 Taking the rather obvious theme of the mother and child , for example , this is used over and over again by artists , though each time it must be expressed or interpreted in an individual way .
21 Creating grids with desktop publishing software is a matter of moments with most of the good packages and , once created , they can be used over and over again without ever needing to be re-drawn .
22 Newspaper and magazine graphics are a classic example of this sort of art ; stock illustrations are used over and over again , weather maps for example , but each one is slightly modified from the previous .
23 The difference between ROM and RAM is rather like that between a printed book , which can only be read , and a personal notepad written in erasable ink , and which can be used over and over again .
24 The works of Beethoven and Bach are full of similar constructions , and it is remarkable how certain basic rhythmic cells ( such as or ) are used over and over again in their music .
25 It is displayed ( Winckelmann affirms ) in the Laocoon group , that famous sculpture of the Trojan priest and his sons in the grip of the sea god 's serpents : and this example , certainly surprising , is used over and over again by subsequent theorists .
26 of us being used over and over !
27 He said : ‘ The five Scottish ‘ Techs ’ have shown over and over again that they can achieve the same high academic standards as our eight universities .
28 N G Os have shown over and over again that by working alongside a community they can help identify the barriers to development experienced by that community and they can support the community as it works to make social and economic progress .
29 It was sung over and over during the parties .
30 Instead of the great epic being told over and over by the bards and preachers of the word , we are offered by the critics snatches of data to be dissected , truncated , and — most scandalously of all — ‘ authenticated ’ .
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