The phrase "a regular with visitors" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward expression that may confuse readers.
Example: "As a regular with visitors at the café, she always knew what to recommend."
Alternatives: "a frequent visitor" or "a regular patron."
Since then, the company has become a regular visitor, charming audiences with its flirtatious courtship dances, foot-stomping duels, and over-all gentle exuberance.
Once owned by the painter Ary Scheffer, part of this literary museum is devoted to the life of George Sand, who was a regular visitor here, along with the likes of Chopin, Delacroix, Liszt and Charles Dickens.
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The younger Mr. Spadari is a regular U.S. visitor, shy about his English, but quietly aware of his commonalities with the people who come through his door.
A regular visitor to the Barbican with his company Toneelgroep Amsterdam with such productions as The Roman Tragedies in 2009, he cemented his British reputation with last year's production of Arthur Miller's A View From the Bridge at the Young Vic in London, which is now playing in the West End (as well as in cinemas on 26 March).
Lomax himself died last year before he saw any footage, but one of his and Patti's sons was present on set every day, with Patti a regular visitor.
He made pioneering studies of the sonic boom, which were published in Nature, and 40 years later he was an active participant in what Lighthill called "the Second Golden Age of Aeroacoustics", when he was a regular visitor to Nasa working with computer simulations of aerodynamic noise.
Powell was sexually involved with Jeffrey Leigh, a regular visitor to the house as a purchaser of amphetamines.
Gray said that Apostolos's daughter had grown up with Kerouac as a regular visitor to her family home.
