Sentence examples for regular after from inspiring English sources

It is worth mentioning that the concept of translational regularity of global attractor, in other words, the global attractor being regular after a translation transformation, was introduced in our previous work [23].

Morrison was tipped to become a Manchester United regular after promising performances in their youth teams.

Burnett's cast of regulars included Lyle Waggoner (until 1974), Vicki Lawrence, Harvey Korman, and Tim Conway (first as a guest star, then as a regular after 1975).

So the regular guy isn't so regular after all – but now he's on the other side, unembarrassable and skillful enough to turn his eye-popping biography into truly fantastic stand-up, as Richard Pryor did all those years ago.

Here's how I adapted to the pumpernickel-bagel setback: On visits to San Francisco — which grew more regular after Isabelle and Rebecca came along and I began referring to Abigail and her husband, Brian, as my granddaughters' adult attendants — I increasingly appreciated how skilled Abigail had become at searching out Mexican taquerias and Chinese dumpling parlors and Cambodian noodle-soup joints.

At the Toymakers Cafe (85 Main Street; 860-824-8168), which Ann and Greg Bidopenedned last spring in an 1850's Greek Revival building that was the town hardware store for 90 years, a customer is considered a regular after only two or three visits.

I did, too, and I began to regard my own regular after-school computer gaming as my secret shame.

Later, Eileen was a season-pass-holder and regular after-schooler and night-skier at Brodie, another hill in the area, which is now defunct.

After Sept. 11, the Board of Education threatened to charge districts $200 for each bus that is not available for its regular after-school route.

By the spring, MarketXT plans to operate as an electronic communications network from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, offering regular, after-hours and pre-market trading to online investors and day traders, executives say.

About 1.4 million children in the United States participate in regular after-school programs (as distinguished from club meetings or extracurricular sports), according to the Afterschool Alliance, a coalition of foundations, businesses and government groups.