Sentence examples for been regular from inspiring English sources
adjective
Bound by religious rule; belonging to a monastic or religious order (often as opposed to ).
But the SWF payments haven't been regular.
"I know they've all been regular players".
Just as in America, there have been regular disappointments.
My family might have been regular people, but I was raised a certain way.
We've been regular visitors to the Unicorn theatre in Southwark since the kids were toddlers.
However, there have been regular rumours of a darker, undemocratic side to the Kirchners.
Lithuania have been regular – and regularly generous – opposition for the Scots.
These snapshots suggest that there has been regular collusion for many decades.
"It's all part of bringing people here who have not been regular attendees.
They have also been regular collaborators with the opening ceremony's artistic director, Danny Boyle.
Sir Alex Ferguson's scouts have been regular visitors to the Stade Félix-Bollaert during that period.
