He was regularly chosen as an assistant, serving on the council that dominated the public affairs of the colony, but did not reach higher office until 1678, when he was first elected deputy governor under John Leverett.
In the 19th century, sporting organizations regularly chose a distinctive motto.
In Porto Alegre, Joachim Löw lamented the poor first half, when his team regularly chose the wrong passes and lost possession in dangerous areas, allowing Algeria to counterattack.
Not since English football regularly chose to ignore Matt Le Tissier in the 1990s has there been a more baffling selectorial omission.
All told, these five men regularly chose dark jackets in lieu of colorful tops when they engaged in activities with high rewards, such as interviewing for a promotion.
So to discover that Millais, along with Rossetti, Madox Brown, Leighton and French coevals such as Courbet, regularly chose to work from a dummy rather than a real human body is unnerving.
Cameron regularly chose pictures of himself and his family for his Christmas cards: in 2010 they featured the couple cradling their newborn daughter Florence, and again in 2013 when she was three.
Winston Churchill is not remembered as a particularly religious figure.1 He did not attend worship services regularly, choosing rather to grace the cathedrals only for state occasions and rites of passage.
A majority of Republicans in Congress regularly choose not to disagree publicly with the current Republican president when he engages in rhetoric and actions that violate liberal democratic norms and institutions.
See also Ruth Davidson, Diane Abbott and Nicola Sturgeon, who regularly choose screen-friendly red jackets in public.
