recurred

The question again recurred, to be answered only with groans.

Chapter 13 2010

Outbreaks of this strain recurred in 1970 and 1972, and may have produced a million fatalities worldwide — despite the fact that another flu eleven years earlier (see #6) is believed to have built up global resistance to the disease.

The Next Plague? 2005

Outbreaks of this strain recurred in 1970 and 1972, and may have produced a million fatalities worldwide — despite the fact that another flu eleven years earlier (see #6) is believed to have built up global resistance to the disease.

The Next Plague? 2005

Each time that the phrase recurred to me I saw myself a sinner for whom no punishment was adequate.

Youth 2003

Still, the name recurred; and like following golden threads through meshes of green -- all this life was gold and green -- they became fascinated by the tracing of it.

Son of Power Zamin Ki Dost 1905

Each time that the phrase recurred to me I saw myself

Youth Leo Tolstoy 1869

[159] "Ideas, and Shadows of Ideas": the phrase recurred often; and, as such mystic phrases will, fixed itself in Gaston's fancy, though not quite according to the mind of the speaker; accommodated rather to the thoughts which just then preoccupied his own.

Gaston de Latour; an unfinished romance Walter Pater 1866

My heart beat fast as the name recurred to my memory.

The Law and the Lady Wilkie Collins 1856

They now again recurred to the subject of the Countess and her letter.

The Castle of Wolfenbach Eliza 1793

A name has recurred over the course of many years.

The Lovers John Connolly 2009