Examples of using Time and time again in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Time and time again.
He refuses time and time again.
Time and time again they tried.
You hurt me time and time again.
Time and time again, I climb the stairs, sometimes carrying a heavy bag.
You proved it time and time again.
Okay. So, uh it's a classic transformation story.It appears in the literature time and time again.
Play me time and time again.
I have seen this whole scenario over time and time again.
It has save me time and time again.
This fails time and time again because they don't know WHY they're doing it in the first place.
God tests you time and time again.
These can be special events in our lives orfantastic sights that we want to see time and time again.
We choose you time and time again!
Time and time again, day after day, without understanding what is happening, we will advance toward a state where all of a sudden, we will begin to feel something.
I told him time and time again.
Evolution is nevertheless still taking place even if it is at a slower rate,and that is mainly because lessons have to be learnt time and time again.
If this happening time and time again?
I'm not going to sit here and listen to you slander his good name in a weak attempt to exculpate Martin Odum,a man who has betrayed this country time and time again.
No doubt you have come accross this time and time again;
Saved our Rebs time and time again.
Many western women in today's society are ruled by the‘chemistry' they feel when it comes to making their choices with men,and I see this get them into all sorts of trouble time and time again.
Read those two lines time and time again.
I see it online time and time again.
Buffy has thwarted them time and time again.
And we see this time and time again.
You can go back to play time and time again.
To remind the world, Jews and non-Jews, about what is unfortunately taken for granted,but which has to be emphasized and repeated time and time again: the Jewish contribution, both Sephardi and Ashkenazi, to Western civilization.