Sentence examples for are regularly put from inspiring English sources
The calmest of temperaments are regularly put to the test.
(And even in Switzerland the tax policies vary canton by canton, and are regularly put to the vote).
Berlin's 12 activists are regularly put through a physical fitness regime in which they learn to jump barriers, elbow their way through crowds and shout.
What are we to do when our universities are regularly put on lockdown because of threats of gun violence?
Like much of southern Spain, flamenco is very popular, and performances are regularly put on in Badajoz on the Plaza Alta and other venues.
The opportunity to bask in each other's presence over an extended period of time — about three weeks — proved a luxury to artists who are regularly put under severe constraints of time and legality.
If you are regularly putting money in an account, a k a dollar cost averaging, those commissions will eat into your returns".
Eggs made an appearance in the middle ages, when prisoners were regularly put in stocks and pelted with them.
In The Big Jungle Mix-Up (Hachette, £10.99) Gareth Edwards has created an amiable father bear who is regularly put right by Little Bear while they explore a jungle.
Not since the 17th century, when playwrights were regularly put in prison for displeasing politicians, or even the long period of censorship that lasted until 1968, has British theatre had any need to conceal itself.
Gere said everybody he met, on an individual level, sympathised with the Tibetan and Chinese people, both of whom were regularly put second to economic considerations.
