13 Sentences With "says over and over"

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"I fucking love it," he says over and over again. from Vice
"It was all better back then," he says over and over. from Vice
Trump says, over and over again, that he won one of the greatest Electoral College landslides in history. from Vox
"You're already dead," Daniel says over and over again as he pummels Jones in the stomach and face. from The New York Times
On their one-on-one — another wander-through-the-city date — he says over and over again that he's very attracted to her. from Refinery 29
When Trump says, over and over again, that he is the most transparent president in history, he's actually right -- just not in the way he thinks. from CNN
I know because she says over and over again that she doesn't want a family, yet it is clear through her actions that it is all she wants. from Mashable
She is serious when she says, over and over through the years, that she wants justices who have the experience, temperament and respect for settled law that she does. from CNN
"I eat in a cup," she says over and over again, ignoring her dad's gentle insistence that they're about to eat dinner and now is not the time for cereal in her cup. from People
Someone might actually need them for a shoot, and Gucci will most certainly ask for them back, but the assistant says over and over again that she's lost them on set, what can she do? from Vice
He harbors a great sense of personal responsibility for what transpired—"I should have made it work," he says over and over regarding his time at Arkansas—but can't shake the idea that so much was outside of his control or just bad luck. from Vice
InterReligious Task Force on Central America: "Martyrs of Central America & Colombia" Donovan says over and over in her letters to her family in the U.S. that God brought her to El Salvador. These women were raped, tortured, and killed by members of a Salvadoran death squad. Attempts from the Salvadoran and American governments were made to try to cover the murders up.
This time, a spectral apparition enters his room from underneath the door. As his bedside lamp goes off again by itself, Parkin shuts his eyes in terror and implores the apparition to leave him alone, but as he opens his eyes he sees a figure sitting on the end of his bed. The figure appears to be his wife, who angrily says over and over again "I'm still here" as she crawls towards him. Parkin tries in vain to escape, his fingernails scratching on the wooden floor making a sound identical to the scratching noises he kept hearing.