Sentence examples for has been regularly called from inspiring English sources
Hardly upstaged by the bottles, the kitchen has been regularly called one of Cologne's best since its opening in early 2009.
IN her still-short film career Jessica Chastain has been regularly called upon to cry, and when that happens she has often found that her directors are anxious that she'll exhaust herself in rehearsal.
Gaiman's Sandman series, which originally ran between 1989 and 1996, and which revolve around a figure called Dream, has been regularly targeted for film adaptation, but nothing as yet has materialised.
This modification of immune status, also called reprogramming, has been regularly reported for circulating monocytes, neutrophils and lymphocytes in sepsis [ 3- 5].
Only the ballet music from the opera, which The Times called "the most brilliant thing in a work glittering with brilliant moments", has been regularly performed since 1923.
This issue has been regularly debated at the BMA's policy forming annual conference and recent calls for a change in the law have persistently been rejected.
And so, for fifteen years, ever since I have had my phone number, Sarah and Herman have been regularly receiving calls meant for me.
At school, I had been regularly bullied and called a "puff" – the consequence of being shy, having the wrong kind of accent (we had moved a lot), and the fact that my father was a vicar.
Players of African descent have been regularly subjected to such insults as fans making simian noises and calling them monkeys.
Since I've been regularly reading The Faster Times, I've been most affected by a column called Financial Stress.
