Sentence examples for be a more regular from inspiring English sources

That's a loss, because Rogers challenged Hepburn to be a decent, feeling, regular guy of a human being, while her later replacements — above all, Spencer Tracy — challenged Hepburn only to be a more regular dame.

The human brain tends to be a more regular and efficient neural architecture in the late stage of information processing.

And it sounds as if she's going to be a more regular part of the furniture going forward.

Joint-ticket purchasers are shown to be a more regular group whose mobility behavior can be better predicted and modeled compared with single-ticket purchasers.

Now, it seems possible that Mr. Kushner will be a more regular visitor, gathering information and perhaps more for his father-in-law.

(Chinen) Valerie Capers Trio (Saturday) Ms. Capers, a veteran pianist and a groundbreaking jazz educator, used to be a more regular fixture of the New York scene; she resurfaces here with the bassist John Robinson and the drummer Earl Williams.

These gadgets were once only found in countries where unscrupulous driving practices are a more regular occurrence.

In the 1850s, in textiles, the leading sector of the economy, there was a more regular working day and week, and a half-day of leisure, Saturday, also eventually emerged.

The technique was outstanding and perhaps indicated that Walcott can still add a greater breadth to his game that will fulfil the promise he had as a teenager and restore him to being a more regular starter.

"I don't intend to challenge President Bush to a contest of who's a more regular guy," Mr. Kerry writes in his new campaign autobiography, "A Call to Service," even as he does so.

At the same time, Mrs. Clinton has been a more regular presence on the news, because of her time spent in the metropolitan area and, not incidentally, the frequent visits by President Clinton, including a fund-raiser in Manhattan tonight.