Sentence examples for compared to a regular from inspiring English sources
"It's small compared to a regular hotel," Mr. Chang conceded.
"The market rate for me as a CEO compared to a regular person was ridiculous, it's absurd," Price said.
While the Socialists praised the democratic participation of the first round -- about 2.6 million people voted -- the figures are small compared to a regular election.
Previous leaders, such as David Walliams's Awful Auntie, Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch and Jamie's Comfort Food all sold only between 1% and 10% more in Black Friday week compared to a regular week.
But it's pretty poor compared to a regular camera flash.
That seems a bit pricey when compared to a regular, non-connected scales.
=~ means to compare to a regular expression operator.
The 2010 postseason E.R.A. of 3.35 was the 12th lowest since divisional play began in 1969, compared to a 4.08 regular season E.R.A.
And oh yeah, the schools know you're a deferred candidate, which you can only hope doesn't make you seem like last week's lettuce compared to a just-picked regular app.
Orgasm releases a dopamine-oxytocin high that has been compared to a heroin hit, and many regular users of internet porn report experiencing an almost trance-like effect that not only makes them feel oblivious to the world, but also gives them a sense of power that they don't have in real life.
