Sentence examples for become as regular from inspiring English sources

Many women say self-tanners have become as regular a part of their beauty routine as moisturizer or mascara.

Those announcements have become as much a regular feature of theatergoing as ushers and Playbills.

The point of his autobiography, he says, was to highlight the good work done by the programme's aftercare team, headed by psychotherapist Graham Stanier (whose name has become as familiar a feature to regular viewers as the lie detector and the "all-important" DNA test).

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

For longer durations of irradiation, the pattern becomes more regular, as well as the ripple wavelength and RMS roughness of the surface increase.

Mark Lanegan - of Screaming Trees and Queens Of The Stone Age - has become a regular visitor, as has veteran singer-songwriter Chuck Prophet.

Their takeovers of London megaclub Fabric have become a regular occurrence, as have their appearances atop Beatport charts.

Samuel's footballing career has been one of false dawns; if he had been as assured in his decision-making on the pitch as he was in the perfumery he might have become a regular as England left-back, but he wasn't.

In general, with the rapid urban expansion, the shape of urban patches will become more regular as many of them become coalesced.

Professor Stern said these instances are likely to become more regular as Republican governors, emboldened by success at the midterms, seek to advance the anti-abortion movement state by state. .

Aside from a few activists and the Revolutionary War re-enactor who has become a regular at Tea Party events, as well as mainstream Republican leaders who have embraced the movement, the Tea Party may have been here more in spirit than numbers.