Sentence examples for regular on both from inspiring English sources
Euripides' "Medea," for instance, has long been something of a regular on both sides of the Atlantic.
He was in The Bruce Forsyth Show (1965, 1969) and became a regular on both The Des O'Connor Show (1970-71) and the quick-fire comedy series Jokers Wild (1973-74).
This year's festival continues in that tradition, with headlining sets from local heroes Biffy Clyro – who have played the festival more than any other band and effected a duckling/swan transformation into an ersatz Foo Fighters – and that amiable regular on both pop chart and chatshow, Calvin Harris.
He became a regular on both the BBC and commercial TV before executives from Perth persuaded him to return to Australia in 1959 to produce and present his own daily show.
Regular on-site monitoring visits are planned at all sites.
Mr. Cantrell became a regular on Capitol Hill, both in the halls of Congress and in the bars and restaurants where Hill staffers gather after hours.
She made her first television appearance in 1947 and was a regular guest on both Masterchef and Ready Steady Cook in later years.
He has also been a regular guest on both CNN and HLN.
More recently, female anatomy has become a regular sight on both British and American TV, especially following the rise of the US cable networks such as HBO.
His single, "Gimme the Light," is in regular rotation on both of New York City's hip-hop stations, and it reached No. 1 on New York's Reggae Top 30 charts.
While political actors argue about statehood and alliances, most regular people on both sides of the divide simply need income, healthcare and safety, and in that way they continue to be similar.
