Sentence examples for regular act from inspiring English sources

Coe is not yet prepared to make the same statement about track and field, the regular act he knows best within the five-ringed circus.

AURORA, Ontario — Rob and Laurie Cook are not prone to breaking the law, but these days they have been given to a regular act of civil disobedience: hanging their laundry to dry out in the backyard.

John, in his heyday, had tried to buy a coat of arms for his family — a semi-legal but regular act for arriviste merchants — and then, once the hard times came, was forced to let the application lapse, a disappointment that the younger Shakespeare, it seems, never let himself forget.

In the mid-60's the group was also a regular act on the weekly television show "Shindig!" The group broke up in 1968 and for a short time Mr. Hatfield retained the name the Righteous Brothers on tour, with Jimmy Walker filling in for Mr. Medley.

John, in his heyday, had tried to buy a coat of arms for his family a semi-legal but regular act for arriviste merchants and then, once the hard times came, was forced to let the application lapse, a disappointment that the younger Shakespeare, it seems, never let himself forget.

Throughout 1999, Linkin Park was a regular act at the Los Angeles club, The Whisky.

In that time I was caught up in a major riot, trapped in a siege and witnessed regular acts of serious violence.

Patience Higgins and the Sugar Hill Jazz Quartet, above left and right, played at the club, whose regular acts at one time included Thelonious Monk and Dizzy Gillespie.

At the other end, Diouf had fleetingly proved his football talent should not be overlooked despite his regular acts of madness.

A Mormon denying herself coffee may seem like a silly thing, but regular acts of discipline can lay the foundation for extraordinary acts of self-control when it counts the most.

Few Nepalis expect the present situation to explode into another civil war, but increasingly brazen and regular acts of violence in the capital demonstrate that lawlessness has reached crisis proportions.