Sentence The word "reg" is a short form of the word "regular".
It is used to describe something that is normal or regular. It is formal English and can be used in written English. Example: He usually orders his coffee with cream and sugar, but today he got a black reg.
"I want clean water but Obama Admin again oversteps with flawed reg on waters that hurts farmers & small business.
#ImInWorkJeremy #NHSworkingXmas pic.twitter.com/iIrVJiv5jp @butNHS #NHSworkingXmas Alan our volunteer will be working on day and having dinner with us @FabNHSStuff pic.twitter.com/8UG44c0QYD Just taking handover from day reg.
We know, for example, that the Caliph al-Mahdî (reg. 775 785) had commissioned translations of the Topics and the Sophistical Fallacies (Gutas 1993: 43).
This brought him in close contact with the court of the Grand-Seljuq Sultan Malikshâh (reg. 1071 92) and his grand-vizier Nizâm al-Mulk (1018 92).
Meanwhile Reg Wilson, who had committed a vile, sadistic murder and been diagnosed as a psychopath, said he believed hope was only for the weak.
Reg Platt, senior research fellow at the thinktank IPPR said described the price rise as "simply astonishing".
Sir Reg Empey first indicated that his party would not support the vote to create a justice ministry in the Guardian last month, when he said the UUP would only back the deal if other concessions were made.
Though it seems innocent enough, the immediate reaction from the Ulster Unionist leader Reg Empey, suggested it was the equivalent of "throwing a grenade into politics in Northern Ireland" if they decided to organise and fight elections there.
Related: James Blunt's letter to Chris Bryant makes him appear a paranoid wazzock McGovern is working on a new drama about Reg Keys, who in 2005 stood against Tony Blair in his Sedgeley constituency following the death of his son in Iraq.
Outside court, Reg Thompson, Charlotte's father, said: "In the aftermath of the accident Network Rail claimed the girls had acted recklessly and that somehow their youthful exuberance led directly to their deaths.
In the unlikely event of an electoral pact between the UUP and DUP, the latter party will enter the House of Commons with 10 seats while Sir Reg Empey's Ulster Unionists gain an extra seat.
