Sentence examples for gain regular from inspiring English sources

"For optimal brain gain, regular tea breaks" are the way to go, he writes.

Long before the election, party operatives also met with county officials to gain regular access to voter information.

After more than a decade of trying to gain regular status, Mr. Horie finally quit — not just the temporary jobs, but Japan altogether.

In addition to enabling future CEOs to develop their potential, these individuals should gain regular exposure to the board in both formal and informal settings so directors can continue to assess their potential as possible future CEOs.

The Sierra Leone utility player Umaru Bangura, currently with Haugesund in Norway and once on Watford's books only to be denied a work permit, is also attracting the London club's interest, while Palace await to discover whether their former player, Wilfried Zaha, will be permitted to leave Manchester United on loan to gain regular first-team football in the Premier League next term.

Chelsea's established strategy is to loan players – there have been over 30 on temporary deals away from the club this season – once they have graduated from the Under-18 and Under-19 set-ups to gain regular experience in senior football.

Even after the Company gained regular direct access to Canton in 1711, tea drinking was a luxury.

Thiago Alcantara's departure to Munich means there is now one less midfielder to compete with, but it could also mean his former team-mate could leapfrog Fabregas in the national team pecking order if he gains regular first team action.

The two new men at the crease, Sam Hain, still 18, and Tim Ambrose, who looks a couple of places too high at five, survived until lunch but not for long afterwards as Yorkshire gained regular reward for probing just outside off stump.

The New South Wales horse racing industry gains regular access to state ministers and has given almost 70 gifts to individual politicians that they were required to disclose in recent years, including free tickets to the race at the centre of the Opera House controversy.

Bernhard et al. (2008b) analyzed participation in hiring subsidies for welfare recipients in Germany and provide evidence that approximately 70percentt of participants gained regular employment, the effect of hiring subsidies amounted to around 40 percentage points.