31.   This is like a recurring nightmare for many of the Revolution players, but it is a new experience for John Harkes.

32.   To this day, she has a recurring nightmare in which she is stuck in a classroom filled with students who have no mouths.

33.   What occurred after has been the worst recurring nightmare.

34.   With the renewed violence, past horrors resurface like a recurring nightmare, Sath said.

35.   At the other extreme, searing memories may intrude as recurring nightmares and waking flashbacks in post-traumatic stress disorder.

36.   At night, she has recurring nightmares of the mountain she once thought of as a beloved friend.

37.   For Leeds, the sight of another Brazilian on the other team could be like a recurring nightmare.

38.   Like a recurring nightmare, the corruption scandals are back.

39.   Like a recurring nightmare, Prime Minister John Major faces a new parliamentary showdown with anti-European rebels who could bring down his unpopular Conservative government.

40.   Several senior politicians were awarded psychiatric disability compensation for lingering stress related conditions, with some claiming they suffered recurring nightmares from the independence war.