Sentence examples for most regular and from inspiring English sources

One of her most regular and determined disrobers was the early 17th-century painter Guido Cagnacci.

When the ratio of Zn/Se is close to one, the surface morphology is the most regular and uniformity.

AFTER Marie Tussaud moved her waxwork display to London's Baker Street, in 1835, one of her most regular and enthusiastic visitors was the Duke of Wellington.

"Chocolate is like my best friend and the most intense pleasure at the same time," she says, clarifying, "perhaps not the most intense, but the most regular and reliable one".

It is, and will be up until the day it disappears, one of the most regular and enjoyable news consumption behaviors I engage in every day.

Owing to the absence of obstacles along the path and the straight scar, the deposit of CL is among the most regular and symmetric of all the VM landslides.

"Tell me," he would repeat his most regular request and if it was the evening and he was fuddled with drink she wouldn't answer, but in the daytime he would wheedle and every minute would drag more sluggishly than minutes had before.

And in speaking with these men after the dinner, you couldn't help but consider them the coolest, smartest, most regular, humble and able people we had ever met (and according to my wife they were also so good looking they could have made up a calendar).

Africa has the most regular coastline and, consequently, the lowest ratio of coastline to total area.

And thanks to MetroCard discounts, the fare has effectively gone down for most regular subway and bus riders; they pay far less than the posted $1.50, unchanged for seven years.

Cannes, of course, was for nearly a quarter of a century my most regular destination, and I'm fortunate to have been one of the three British critics to have served on its jury: in 1986, when Sydney Pollack presided and the jurors included Charles Aznavour and the great designer Alexandre Trauner.