Sentence examples for engaged in a regular from inspiring English sources

It is obvious from the evidence that the prohibition agents were engaged in a regular patrol along the important highways from Detroit to Grand Rapids to stop and seize liquor carried in automobiles.

— When Suffolk County prosecutors charged seven teenagers in the deadly assault on Marcelo Lucero, an Ecuadorean immigrant, in Patchogue, on Long Island, last November, one of the more disturbing accusations was that they engaged in a regular and violent pastime: hunting for Hispanics to attack.

This population can be defined as adult swimmers, older than 25 years old, engaged in a regular training, and participating in several competitions per year.

Over the past year I engaged in a regular program of physical fitness along the lines described in the last paragraph, but I did it almost daily-5 or more times per week.

During my leisure time over the past year, I engaged in a regular program of physical fitness involving some kind of heavy physical activity at least three times per week.

Although the participants were a convenience sample and not necessarily representative of the overall health care status for COPD and asthma patients in Shanghai, they were likely to be similar to other patients who engaged in a regular clinical visit in secondary or tertiary hospitals thus their health care records may reflect the management of COPD and asthma in these hospitals.

Many drivers engage in a regular ritual in which they review the weekly promotional offers available from competing services before deciding which app to favor in the subsequent days.

In 1999, Justice Antonin Scalia wrote for the majority in Reno v. American-Arab Antimmigrationation caseithat, an immigration case, that presidents have a long history of "engaging in a regular practice... of exercising [deferred action] for humanitarian reasons or simply for its own convenience".

Dinnertime: I engage in a regular Friday ritual, 67 weeks running, minus a few weeks here and there: dinner with Todd (my boss) and Isaac (our friend, Cornelia Street neighbor and colleague at New York Fun Tours).

Competitor -- and that's using the term loosely because the two blogs engage in a regular love fest, congratulating each other on their entries -- Big Time Listings (www.bergproperties.com/blog/.com) has more of the same but with less attitude.

Even one of the most conservative, originalist voices on the Supreme Court ― the late Justice Antonin Scalia ― recognized in an opinion he wrote for the court on an immigration case in 1999 that presidents have a long history of "engaging in a regular practice... of exercising [deferred action] for humanitarian reasons or simply for its own convenience".