Recur

The political debate over tax reform seems to recur every election cycle.

The waves of nostalgia recur every time she visits her childhood home.

In horror movies, the same nightmares often recur, haunting the protagonist repeatedly.

The patient's migraines recur every month, causing severe pain and discomfort.

Historical patterns of conflict and violence seem to recur throughout human history.

His migraines recur every few months, causing him great pain.

The old memory of her childhood trauma would recur in her dreams.

The same question would recur in every math exam, challenging students to apply their problem-solving skills.

The nightmares about the accident continue to recur in his dreams.

The painful memories from her childhood would recur in her dreams, causing restless nights.

The seasons recur in a cyclical pattern, with winter following autumn and spring following winter.

The symptoms of the illness can recur if not treated properly.

She sets reminders on her phone to ensure important tasks don't recur.

The same pattern of behavior tends to recur in dysfunctional relationships.

After the successful completion of the project, the team decided to recur to the same strategy for future endeavors.

The flu tends to recur during the winter months.

The annoying habit of biting his nails would recur whenever he felt anxious.

The artist's paintings frequently recur the theme of nature and its beauty.

The old memories would often recur in his dreams.

The pattern of abuse can recur across generations.

The professor tends to recur the phrase "It is what it is" during his lectures.

The waves of nostalgia recur every time I visit my childhood neighborhood.

The political debates seem to recur every election season.

The company's financial difficulties continue to recur.

His bad habit of biting his nails seems to recur whenever he feels nervous.

The professor urged the students to recur to the previous chapter for better understanding.

She suffers from migraines that recur monthly.

The pattern of violence tends to recur in this troubled neighborhood.

The waves recur in a rhythmic pattern along the shoreline.

The pain in her knee started to recur after she resumed running.

The nightmares from his childhood would often recur, leaving him restless and anxious.

In his speeches, the politician would often recur to historical events to support his arguments.

The computer program had a bug that caused an error to recur every time the user clicked on a specific button.

The same pattern of behavior seems to recur in their relationship.

The chef's signature dish, a flavorful curry, would often recur on the menu of the restaurant.

The same problem seems to recur in our software updates.

The annual conference will recur in the same location next year.

His bad habit of biting his nails tends to recur when he's feeling anxious.

The same pattern of behavior seems to recur in every relationship she has.

The students were relieved when the teacher announced that the test would not recur next week.

The old issue of funding cuts continues to recur in discussions about education.

The company faced financial difficulties that seemed to recur year after year.

He didn't want history to recur, so he worked hard to prevent similar mistakes.

The seasons recur in a predictable pattern every year.

The politician's scandals seemed to recur, damaging his reputation repeatedly.

The pattern of violence tends to recur in troubled neighborhoods.

The debate about school uniforms will recur at the next PTA meeting.

The author's novels often recur to the theme of love and relationships.

The detective will recur to the evidence he gathered earlier.

The company's annual sales conference will recur in the same venue next year.