recurring

One might edge a wall-paper or fringe a robe with a recurring decimal.

This recurring interest in women was a symptom of the 168 disease he had not yet shaken off.

But he seems to have supposed that the course of events was recurring rather than progressive.

And so on, over and over, with the one recurring burden—what was the captain going to do?

I can say that not an hour passes without my mind's recurring to my plan.

These were ever recurring to me, and always with the same reply.

Was this recurring reticence and mystery due to any act of his father's?

Eleanor's persistence in recurring to this most distasteful of subjects roused her to fury.

Mr Neeld was sadly flustered by these recurring references to him.

"Old Seth Craddock's guns," he said, musing as on a recurring memory.