Sentence examples for more or less regular from inspiring English sources
Edith Eyde's prophecy is almost fulfilled: gays are more or less regular folk.
Additionally, in any society there is a more or less regular division of labour.
These are competitive mistakes that Japanese companies have repeated at more or less regular intervals.
Consider instead the general analogy of things — the more or less regular amount of suffering you see all around you.
Cafes and restaurants are bustling, electricity is more or less regular and people stroll along newly built avenues.
"Personality" is an abstract noun which refers to an individual's more or less regular ways of thinking and acting.
He is expected to take up more or less regular work at the bank on June 1.
On the other hand, a succession of treatments in TPAOH and NH4F led to materials with very few framework defects and more or less regular hollow structures.
A few of the club's more-or-less regular acts — the harmonica-and-tuba-driven band Hazmat Modine, the dulcet Latin group Las Rubias del Norte, the carnivalesque ensemble One Ring Zero, and the erudite folk-music collective the Wingdale Community Singers — descend upon the Mercury Lounge, in Manhattan.
A few of the club's more-or-less regular acts the harmonica-and-tuba-driven band Hazmat Modine, the dulcet Latin group Las Rubias del Norte, the carnivalesque ensemble One Ring Zero, and the erudite folk-music collective the Wingdale Community Singers descend upon the Mercury Lounge, in Manhattan.
Religious tolerance dominated relations between common folk as well, in part because the more-or-less regular recurrence of Easter, Christmas and other Christian holy days regulated by the solar calendar were more suited to accurately marking the agricultural seasons than the lunar-based Muslim holidays.
