Sentence examples for more regularly at from inspiring English sources

With beach weather in the offing, Mr. Ting will be more regularly at his new location, and the sushi promises to be even better.

The result will be an ever more peripatetic, mobile and insecure young adult population – compelled to move home more regularly, at the whims of an increasingly muscular landlord class, to areas that are cheaper and less well connected.

Was it then simply to please himself or to keep us in his thrall (and in his restaurant) that Chef announced at the beginning of this season that mussels would be served "by way of an apology" more regularly at the Yellow Basket?

He joined the club as an apprentice in 1983 and was handed his first-team debut by Kenny Dalglish three years later, initially establishing himself at left-back in the 1987-88 title-winning campaign before featuring more regularly at centre-half and winning the league once more in 1989-90.

He began showing up more regularly at mosques and suffusing his speeches with Koranic references, and in the late 1990's he ordered the construction of two new Baghdad mosques that are to be the biggest in the Islamic world, one to be named after himself.

Alcock, 26, played 39 times last season, starting the campaign at right-back before appearing more regularly at left-back and centre-half.

The overall set of FDC points is made of three different areas: one very extended and of irregular shape at large values of (p_{ee}), one limited and more regularly shaped at intermediate values of (p_{ee}) and a very small, elongated collection of points at low (p_{ee}), (p_{ei}), far from the chaotic (red) region and bordering with the sea of periodic activity (in green).

"Y Viva España" is more regularly sung at them against a backdrop of Spain flags than it is chanted at Espanyol.

And the whole time, he was using drugs: sometimes more regularly than at other times, two or three times kicking the habit for a short while.

Those unhappy with this system would instead allot fishermen individual quotas, enabling captains to spread their trips out over the year, reducing risk and making fresh fish more regularly available at the seafood counter.

"But looking at it purely from a selfish point of view to want England to win things, I'd prefer obviously if more of our players were playing more regularly and at a higher level".