| The theory was built on share price data that suggested the existence of long-term repeatable patterns. |
| In 1891 the engineer Otto Lilienthal executed the first safe and repeatable volplanes in history. |
| Golf teachers say that golfers play better when they employ repeatable routines. |
| Finally, some consistency and convergency is occurring in this arena, which allows for the repeatable specification of independent variables. |
| I sighed and thought a few other things too, but they're not repeatable here. |
| She told stories about her dad, which are not repeatable, actually, in front of this audience, I'm afraid. |
