Sentence examples for being regularly made from inspiring English sources

He admitted that there are plenty of design challenges, including keeping the quality level high for a game where new content is being regularly made available for its players.

Several of Paul's letters in the New Testament were written to respond to the critiques of these Jewish Christians, who claimed Paul was misguided and perhaps even lying about his encounter with Christ (see Galatians 1 20, 2 Corinthians 11 31, 1 Timothy 2 7 where Paul repeatedly insists that he is not lying, since clearly this is a charge being regularly made against him).

On his favourite TV moments, Steve Googan mentioned the David Attenborough documentaries which are regularly made by the BBC.

Copper domestic vessels were regularly made in Sumer during the 4th millennium bc and in Egypt a little later.

At one business, La Flor Bakery, across the street from Mr. Ramkhelawan's place, his point about the flag is regularly made.

All are regularly made by Western intellectuals too, even though he claims such minds are determined to maintain the supremacy of the West.

In a period when US headlines are regularly made by contentious police actions involving alleged racial prejudice, it's unsurprising that the courts should be in the dock.

Spot checks are regularly made by police officers in public toilet cubicles – there is no point having a law if it's not enforced.

In Egypt, it led to the building and endowment of mortuary temples or chapels, in which portrait images preserved the memory of the dead and offerings of food and drink were regularly made.

The report also alleged that in Louisiana, minimum security prisoners who are HIV positive or have Aids are regularly made to wear the belt because of their medical condition.

I don't believe the poster itself can be blamed for that, although I see how within a context in which Obama is regularly made out to be un-American and frightening, this can just be seen as another image that adds to that fear.