Sentence examples for regs from inspiring English sources
The authors start with ghosts, firstly explaining that the "cold chills" often experienced in haunted houses are actually just a result of poor insulation (no EU building regs in the olden days), and secondly noting the rather amusing paradox that ghosts are often portrayed as walking, despite having no physical body.
In the southeast the vast Hodh Basin, with its dunes, sandstone plateaus, and immense regs, is a major livestock-raising region, the economy of which has many links with neighbouring Mali.
As a result of the arid phases it underwent during the Quaternary period (2.6 million years ago to the present), the Mauritanian landscape in general presents three different aspects; these are represented by skeletal soils, regs (desert surfaces consisting of small, rounded, tightly packed pebbles), and dunes.
The regs form plains often of great extent, carpeted with pebbles and boulders.
Stony plains called regs or gibber plains are widespread, their surface covered by desert pavement consisting of coarse gravel and stones coated with a patina of dark "desert varnish" (a glossy dark surface cover consisting of oxides of iron).
"In the rules and regs normally you have to protest.
To comply with BTCC regs, the Levorg will lose its standard four-wheel drive and run with a Mountune boxer engine turning the rear wheels only.
Mr. Teitell advised prospective donors to check on their own states at the American Council on Gift Annuities Web site (www.acga-web.org/regs/regsoverview.html).html
House Regs prohibit bare feet anyplace downstairs.
Other Information on the Web: Title IX (//www.dol.gov/dol/oasam/public/regs/statutes/titleix.htm) offers the full text of the Education Amendments of 1972, from the Department of Labor.
(For a state-by-state summary, see www.acga-web.org/regs/regsoverview.html) New York and California are among the more rigorous; Arizona is considerably less so.
