Sentence examples for Regularly taking part from inspiring English sources

While the festival "made us all rethink what makes something accessible in our repertory," Mr. Jones added, he said he would resist regularly taking part in mixed bills.

The level of opt-in was impressive, with more than 100,000 people regularly taking part over an eight-week period.

Scientists attempting to tease apart the benefits of different sports have found that regularly taking part in sports such as badminton or tennis reduces your risk of death at any given age by almost 50%, with swimming and aerobics also proving protective.

Under the last government, only two in five children took part in competitive sports within schools, with one in five regularly taking part in competitive sport with other schools, he added.

4. According to Roth (n.d)., "British support for the hunt is on the decline". The British Field Sports Society (n.d)., however, states that "hunting is as popular as ever, with 250,000 people regularly taking part in fox hunting," and that "despite amalgamations and losses of hunting country to urbanisation, there are more packs of hounds in Britain than in 1900". 5.

You can also regularly take part in yoga and pilates at the Tyde Studios.

From modest beginnings, more than 300 people regularly take part in the Little Stoke event.

Ms. Stevens, a school cafeteria worker, has regularly taken part in rallies in Albany.

In the UK in 1996, 46% of people regularly took part in sport; by 2002 that was down to 43%.

He leads the Ahmadzai Wazir tribe and his loyalists regularly take part in attacks on American forces across the porous border with Afghanistan.

According to a report from the Gambling Commission, an estimated one in ten 11-12 year-olds regularly take part in virtual – but free – internet gambling.