litany

He'd heard the litany often enough, when he was still living at home.

And when they got her there, the litany would begin.

The whole thing has become a litany with the governor.

But not having a program presented a litany of other problems.

But a woman running for President has to go through a constant litany.

Those words became a litany in Faith's mind through the rest of that day.

This made up the new group of litanies which we must now consider.

So he turned his mind to the other thing Julian had asked him about- the litany.

There were a lot of answers to that: a litany.

A litany of troubles has followed the show from the very start.

But I am not going to give you this litany of slaughter.

The way he spoke them, the words sounded almost like a litany.

During the last few weeks, my husband and his family had begun their own litany of "what Mom would want."

In interviews, parents and teachers presented a litany of recent problems.

"You've heard my litany of the things I am doing," he says.

The litany went on, but his real thoughts were elsewhere.

"They come up with a litany of reasons why the media is at fault."

This litany of failure makes it easier to stop trying.

That's the first sensible development in this long litany of wrong turns.

The lips of the others had moved also, repeating the litany.

His voice had taken on the cadence of a litany.

How often had she sat here going through this obscene litany?

We went through the litany of facility and arrest data.

It would take a whole litany of either one or the other to move them from where they are."

The data of the litany is explained and questioned at this level.