over and over

In that same speech, FDR also defended each of his progressive reforms as nothing more than “the American thing to do,” repeating the refrain over and over.

Kennedy has been shown these studies, over and over and over and over and over again, but every time, he pretends he didn't see the studies and insists he's holding out for "the science."

Lowe said he had asked Farage to have dinner with him to resolve the situation, adding: "This should have ALL happened behind closed doors. As I pushed for, over and over again."

Despite increasingly unlivable conditions on Earth, the chance to suffer a variety of excruciating deaths over and over again is not something that most humans are jumping at.

Her coaches helped her overcome the mental block by drilling hundreds of back handsprings over and over.