Sentence examples for almost as regular from inspiring English sources

Strikes on the railways are becoming almost as regular as the trains.

Almost as regular as clockwork, Owen's name lights up social media when he is in the box - and so it was when Manchester United hosted Sheffield United in the third round of the FA Cup.

So it should be easier for the Standard Missile 3, a Navy weapon launched from an Aegis cruiser in the northern Pacific, to find and strike a satellite almost the size of a school bus making orbits almost as regular as bus routes around the globe, 16 times a day.

Protesters have become almost as regular a feature of the store as the crappy faux band vests on permanent sale.

Fascists love eagles almost as much as regular Americans do.

They are quirky and could end up costing almost as much as regular cellular calls.

An insured consumer willing and able to switch to a generic might do almost as well at many regular drugstores.

Nor has the RAF (with apologies to the Royal Air Force) featured in the Mail Online's sidebar of shame whereas BRF has already become almost as much of a regular feature there as drool-splattered photos of 14-year-old girls looking "grown up for their years".

So yes, almost as simple as a regular radio, but one with some smarts behind it.

The most active sc-rtTA variant that we generated is 30-fold more active than the original sc-rtTA, and almost as active as the regular rtTA.

As observed with HeLa X1/6 cells, the dox-induced activity of the new sc-rtTA variants in C33A cells is higher than that of the wild-type sc-rtTA, and the new variants are almost as active as the regular rtTA, while the background activity is not affected by the introduced mutations.