And they say over and over, the system needs reform.
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He needs to say over and over again, yes, we know Russia meddled.
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That's right, yeah, which she likes to say over and over again. Yes.
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I held the frame and could only say, over and over, "There she is."
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Trump did say, over and over again, that he is a law and order candidate.
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"I'm having an argument with myself," Henry would say, over and over and over again.
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I would say over and over again it was gambling and should be done responsibly.
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He's come along and he's said things, done things we say over and over again.
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Also, how the media reports on it, with things they say over and over again.
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"Something great, please, but nothing that could replace me," they would say, over and over again.
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There would be a feast soon, he would say, over and over again, to everyone that he saw.
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"Out there in civic centers he would say, over and over, 'You can, if you think you can,'" Brown said.
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I try to honor some of the Hawaiian heritage, and that's been a big one that I like to say over and over.
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Those like Minot's Ledge Light—perched on reefs or shoals or wherever the seafloor rears up—say, over and over, stay away, stay away.
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" But Franken pointed out that the committee had just spent three days hearing Gorsuch say over and over again, "My personal convictions don't matter.
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The second one is that Russians didn't hack Facebook, they used it as a customer, which I think I like to say over and over again.
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Here are all these men who get mad when they can't push us around, Thelma and Louise say over and over, but we're the ones who should be mad.
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He is fearless about making himself vulnerable to the reader; so fearless he is willing to say, over and over in this triumphantly humane book, that he is a coward.
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"These violent delights have violent ends," characters say over and over on HBO's Westworld, emphasizing the inevitable price being paid in an environment where people really can explore their darkest impulses.
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It's common now for people at the company to say the same thing we've heard Apple say over and over: that the integration of hardware and software is key to making great products.
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This is also, not coincidentally, the thing that Disney and ESPN executives say, over and over, when you ask them about the sports channel's uncertain future in a cord-cutting/cord-shaving/cord-nevering world.
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As Facebook continues to say, over and over, that it wants to be as transparent as possible, it neglects the fact that it has fought against external oversight of how its platform worked for years.
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He and his brother would sit in front of the TV in Buffalo, and his brother would say, over and over, that Obama (using a racial expletive to refer to him) should be killed, while Frank sat silently.
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Would you have chosen to do this work — that you feel compelled to say, over and over, is the most valuable work of your life — if your architecture professor hadn't told you that there were "vultures" in your department who were targeting you?
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A win is a win however you get it, but the fact that Sanders couldn't deliver prompted anxiety among Democrats who heard him say over and over again at his stump speech that record turnout was the key to his political revolution.
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This is something that people who know and have worked with Clinton say over and over: that she is genuinely caring, and that the public would love her if only they got a chance to see the true Clinton — beyond the campaign spotlight.
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It would be wise to say, over and over, that it is crucial to limit the number of people who can pick up the virus from an infected person; and to do that, for a time, you will have to keep people apart.
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Once I lost a pair of socks in a guys car and I kinda wonder if those socks are like Taylor Swift's scarf that Jake Gyllenhaal has even now It's hard to explain exactly why the scarf is so fascinating, but to hazard some guesses: "scarf" is a funny word to say over and over.
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He will spend two and a half days in the hospital — and he will lie there hooked up to their beeping machines, and he will yell at the doctors when they try to ask him stupid questions, and he will quiz them about health care policy and obsess over what all this would cost without insurance — and there will be a crisis over what to say in the press release and when to say it and if it can wait until Jane is able to deliver the news in person to the seven grandkids before they see it on CNN, and there will be reporters stalking him outside the building, and all sorts of people will want to visit — and for days, he will say over and over again, "I can't believe I had a heart attack… I can't imagine how I had a heart attack… I can't imagine…" like this is a fact he simply cannot accept, because he feels fine as soon as they finish the procedure and because he's always had terrific "endurance"... Never thought it'd be his heart to cause him problems… Ran a 4:403 mile in high school...!
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" However, she opposed shifting the Canadian Human Rights Commission's role to focus solely on violence as opposed to hatred. Eliadis argued that "when we deal with genocide and ethnic cleansing cases in other countries, what does the international community say over and over again? We need a warning system. And one of the warnings is incitement to hatred.
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" She later added: "The police officer who killed George Floyd should be charged with murder." Senator Tina Smith and Governor Tim Walz also called for immediate action. Senator Amy Klobuchar reacted on the following day, saying: "We heard his repeated calls for help. We heard him say over and over again that he could not breathe.
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For the Democrats to win, we just can't say over and over again how bad Trump is or how bad the Republican party is ... and we need to show people there's a better alternative." Delaney believes that the United States needs a vibrant private sector in order to create long-term job growth and a strong middle class. Delaney supports policies that encourage entrepreneurship, innovation, and a better climate for business. In September 2017, Delaney stated, "In the private sector you know the facts don't lie, so you have to deal with the facts that are in front of you.
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