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

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

Hoffson, Arthur T.

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

Long, Stephen G.

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

Gray, David F.

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

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

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

Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli

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

Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Volume I

"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.

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