recurrency

I am sure Rijeth, if he were real and present, would remind me of the definition of ‘coincidence’ from the Wardhall Grammary: ‘a device whereby a lazy mind evades the effort of explaining a recurrency of events.’

We’re foot — slog — slog — slog — sloggin’ over Languages superversive 2006

Currently in T-38 recurrency for assignment to Tactical Air Command in F4 fighter aircraft.

Hoffson, Arthur T. 1990

Christmas home with my family, I got my first flight in the T-38 recurrency program on 11 January 1974.

Long, Stephen G. 1977

September I went back to work - flight recurrency training at Randolph AFB.

Gray, David F. 1977

He had been dreaming of Ruth -- an old recurrency of that dream he had had in Canton, of Ruth leading him to the top of the mountain.

The Ragged Edge Harold MacGrath 1901

A verse or a word, the smell of a flower, a lock of hair, a turn in music, will not merely bring the past back, but invest it with a miraculous recurrency of events.

The Prince of India — Volume 01 Lewis Wallace 1866

But what these want in personality they possess in number, in recurrency, in invulnerability.

Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli Ossoli, Margaret F 1851

But what these want in personality they possess in number, in recurrency, in invulnerability.

Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Volume I Margaret Fuller 1830

"The successful safety record of the Eclipse aircraft is built largely around the extensive pilot training program Eclipse requires for aircraft type rating and recurrency," Holland said.

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"The successful safety record of the Eclipse aircraft is built largely around the extensive pilot training program Eclipse requires for aircraft type rating and recurrency," Holland said.

Philadelphia Business News - Local Philadelphia News | The Philadelphia Business Journal 2010