Sentence examples for almost a regular from inspiring English sources
For many people such a condition is almost normal; for writers it is almost a regular part of being alive in the world and a central part of the process of inventing character in fiction.
Roger Bismuth, the president of the Tunisian Jewish community, has recently been campaigning against what he says is becoming almost a regular occurrence – of radical Islamist groups publicly calling for the killing of Jews.
For 3, the mononuclear [ZnCl2 dpa 2] is almost a regular tetrahedral configuration, which generates a dimeric structure constructed through N H⋯Cl hydrogen bonds and π π interactions between pyridine rings.
But that's when I started calling Jimi and saying, "Can you come out and do this show?" He became almost a regular on the World Stage shows.
How so you ask? Well for one, since I've (dare I say) been on Tinder, dating has become almost a regular thing - yes, before it wasn't.
There was yet another shooting rampage on a college campus this week, but since this has become almost a regular event -- and since absolutely nothing will be done about it politically -- it seems pointless to rehash all the arguments.
"I'd say he was nice, almost like a regular man," Dernard said.
She has almost become a regular at Smalls in recent years, playing with Mr. Wilner, the saxophonist Joel Frahm and the clarinetist Anat Cohen.
"The dynamics of a magnetic field are simply not well known, and we discover things almost on a regular basis," Dr. Sherry said.
Society's monomaniacal fixation on female thinness isn't a distant abstraction, something to be pulled apart by academics in women's studies classrooms or leveraged for traffic in shallow "body-positive" listicles ("Check Out These 11 Fat Chicks Who You Somehow Still Kind of Want to Bang – No 7 Is Almost Like a Regular Woman!").
Mr. Romney seemed to allude to an advertisement in which Mr. Giuliani invites people to look at him and says, "They're not going to find perfection, but they're going to find somebody who has dealt with crisis almost on a regular basis and has had results".
