Sentence examples for regular mention of from inspiring English sources

For instance, as he interviewed mortgage brokers, real estate agents and bank loan officers, he heard regular mention of a mysterious kind of deal in which the seller gave the buyer a cash rebate without noting this transaction in the mortgage paperwork.

As we chat, Smith, Trott and Hornby make regular mention of promoting their "brand" and delivering the best "content", such is the commonly understood vernacular shared by popular people who make a living from a prominent medium made so by popular culture.

Reading is not, however, a solitary activity, as the regular mentions of swapping books with his daughters illustrates.

Although there has never been a Sarah Jane Adventures magazine there have been three special editions of the Doctor Who Magazine, focussed on the Sarah Jane Adventures, as well as regular mentions in the standard editions of Doctor Who Magazine.

Ms Briscoe, the daughter of Jamaican immigrants, is one of the better-known members of the legal profession owing to her writing, an appearance on the BBC television programme Question Time and regular mentions in the society pages of newspapers.

There were regular ovations at the mention of Palin.

That might seem obvious, but for the regular troops the mere mention of camouflage seemed to suggest something akin to a magic "hiding" charm: camouflage designed for the muddy, wooded battlegrounds of northern Europe in World War Two was sometimes used without question in the desert campaigns too.

I was curious about O'Connell's mention of regular clients.

A document from another contractor, titled "Motrin Purchase Project (June 12 , 2009," instructed employees buying Motrin to "simply 'act' like a regular customer" and make "no mention of this being a recall".

The Mets said Beltran was expected to resume baseball-related activities in 12 weeks — or April 7, when the Mets are scheduled to host the Florida Marlins in the second game of the regular season — but made no mention of when he could be reasonably expected to rejoin the lineup.

In later episodes, he often began a new job on impulse, without any mention of his regular employment.