It's the biggest fallacy going," says Philip, a rosy-cheeked regular of many years' standing.
Other orders of clerks regular include the Theatines, founded in 1524 as "Clerks Regular of the Divine Providence," and the Barnabites, founded in 1530 as the "Clerks Regular of St . Paul.
Raheime Pinchback, 40, a former chef who lives in the neighborhood, remembered Mr. Pearson as a quiet and unobtrusive regular of the doorways on New Lots Avenue.
A gaunt-looking woman, a regular of the Penn Station waiting rooms, was smiling — an unfamiliar expression — and wishing her neighbors a happy New Year through skeleton teeth.
Taking the Fast A Train The actress BO DEREK is hardly a regular of the Bosnywash corridor -- she has lived in Santa Ynez, Calif., for 22 years.
The Stanley standard "Mountain Dew," a regular of Clinch Mountain Boys set lists, did not proselytize for sobriety or warn of the dangers of drink.
Only Naruto, a regular of the list, and Vampire Knight, about an academy whose evening students are creatures of the night, remain from the previous week.
Claudia Rahardjanoto, a festival regular of Chinese-Indonesian descent, born and raised in Germany, danced to a gamelanlike piano piece by the Indonesian composer Jaya Suprana.
He became a canon regular of St. Ruf near Avignon, Fr., and in about 1150 Pope Eugenius III appointed him cardinal bishop of Albano, Italy.
Julia Dempsey in August 1878 entered the Third Order Regular of St. Francis of the Congregation of Our Lady of Lourdes, taking the name Sister Mary Joseph.
He was on the verge of a career in the Premier League, and some expected him to be a regular of the national team in the near future.
