Sentence examples for any regularly from inspiring English sources

The United Arab Emirates has no perennial streams nor any regularly occurring bodies of surface water.

Habit, in psychology, any regularly repeated behaviour that requires little or no thought and is learned rather than innate.

In fact, any regularly repetitive motion and any wave, no matter how complicated its form, can be treated as the sum of a series of simple harmonic motions or waves, a discovery first published in 1822 by the French mathematician Baron Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Fourier

It has a young team and a modern 60,000-seater stadium, built in 2006, that is thought to generate more income per matchday than any regularly used venue in any sport.Once upon a time, the club was also revered as the ultimate in Englishness.

Last year, CBS's asking price for a single ad on The Big Bang Theory was $344,827, principally because it boasted the highest live viewership of any regularly scheduled show on broadcast – an average of 5.85 million viewers in the coveted 18-49 demographic the year prior.

My job at the club, along with a multi-racial crew of adult males and other kids my own age, lacked any regularly scheduled hours or hiring hall protections.

It is the first time that a United States network has got any such regularly scheduled commercial time on Chinese television.

His ailments have been identified as paranoid schizophrenia and polysubstance dependence, though he no longer uses any substance regularly — "That's because I don't have funds," a note in his file says.

A road used by a stream of speeding, tailgating lorries and coaches which, if the carpet of broken glass and wing mirrors is any indication, regularly clip each other in passing.

She is in great health, not even taking any medication regularly (though she notes, sardonically, that the actuarial tables suggest that this will mean more years of expenses to underwrite).

And it is not just newspapers; the legal deposit act requires the library to preserve any periodical regularly published, adding around 1200 publications every week from football programmes to Vogue and TV listings magazines.