Regularly, every year, as in We've been going to the Cape, year in, year out, ever since we were children. This expression was first recorded in 1830.
year in, year out
| Idioms: year in, year out |
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- year (Idiom)
- come out ahead (Idiom)
- The Beginning of the End (Rhythm & Blues Band, '70s)
- Happy Head/Out of Hand (1988 Album by The Mighty Lemon Drops)
- Kerrville Folk Festival: 1984 (1984 Album by Various Artists)
- Home for Christmas (1992 Album by Amy Grant)
- is that a fact? (Idiom)
- The Return of the Mod Squad (1979 Crime Film)
- ritual
- Lansing: Geography and Climate (city, Michigan)
- I'll Be Home for Christmas (2007 Album by The Isley Brothers)
- Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit 1998 (1998 Sports & Recreation Film)
- Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (in accounting)
- out of work (Idiom)
