Since he was unable to swear on the life of Maria's unborn baby that he hadn't ordered the hit-and-run on her husband, guilt has gurgled up his gullet, like especially bad acid reflux, with increasing regularity.
Bad, bloody things occur with regularity in his general vicinity, but he tries very hard to resist the Arlo Givens side of his nature.
So-called 100-year floods seemed to be hitting the Mississippi with scary regularity — a $16 billion flood in 1993, a bad one in 2001, another in 2008, and now this one.
Looking forward, to credibly track the forthcoming Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) requires investments in new metrics, increases in the quality and regularity of data collection, getting rid of bad data and an agreement on the tradeoffs between technical robustness and frequency of collection and disclosure.
Their campaign of insults is as bad as the kind of insults which wing their way with monotonous regularity to me.
The news is bad for a city whose famous piazzas and streets already flood with alarming regularity.
Some of his newspapers and magazines are descendants of the old "penny dreadfuls," but readers have not been driven away by the regularity with which critics deplore their vacuity or the depths of bad taste to which they often descend.
When I was young, my mum used to ask him, with increasing regularity and intensity: "Why do you need all this stuff?" He was a pathological collector, bad with money and loath to throw anything away, so my mum's house remains cluttered with dozens of boxes of books, comics, records and plastic models that she doesn't know what to do with.
But I've got bad news for anyone who - unlike Palin and her core supporters - actually travels to other countries with some regularity: We Americans are going to be answering for this one for a long time.
Eagle-eyed bad-ad fans can quickly notice patterns emerging: "finding" something and it being "amazing" appear with the same clockwork regularity as Love Island contestants on Instagram.
