I don't go out as much now, at all – to the extent that I still regularly phone people back on the estate to talk, and it's costing me quite a lot of money.
"He'd show up to training, and regularly phoned me and several of the other players to check that we were OK.
She has regularly phoned her husband, who has ample supplies and has promised not to open any Christmas presents until she gets back.
When cold-calling prospects, Ms. Shlaferman was one of many agents who regularly phoned the same businesses repeatedly – a practice that resulted in few sales and lots of annoyed people.
During the primary season, Trump regularly phoned in to the Sunday-morning interview shows, like a kid making prank calls while the rest of the family is at church.
(As has Hillary Clinton's reluctance to hold press conferences). During the primary season, Trump regularly phoned in to the Sunday-morning interview shows, like a kid making prank calls while the rest of the family is at church.
Mahon would regularly phone arts ministers, urging them not starve museums of their funding or interfere with their independence.
He used to regularly phone the NME or Melody Maker to take issue with a specific journalist for a negative review.
In another memo, Valenti advocated that Johnson regularly phone newspaper editors, invite influential people to dinner, and correspond in "chatty letters" with other heads of government.
Trump, who during the Obama years was in the spotlight as a reality TV star, would regularly phone into the program to unleash tirades against the president.
Commentators will now switch to the touchline to provide details of player injuries, while Alan McInally will regularly phone in with the latest goals from other matches around the country.
