Sentence examples for regular over the from inspiring English sources

She had a boyfriend at the time, but Mr. Jacobs became an unlikely regular over the weeks and months of Saturday mornings that followed.

He confirmed the systematic nature of the leaks, which it has been claimed amounted to more than 20 documents, by admitting they had been "close to regular" over the past two years.

Or, as one regular over the last 20 years, Barry Kelly, puts it: "This place looks, feels and smells as a real shop should … It's all about the music and the books, no hard-sell and no pressure to buy a half-price Toblerone when you reach the till".

Since Eric Reed, a gospel-trained jazz pianist who has been a Lincoln Center regular over the last decade, took over the piano chair in this sextet, the group has really shaped up: it includes the saxophonists Donald Harrison and Craig Handy, the guitarist Mark Whitfield and the bassist Vicente Archer.

As a matter of fact, we do not know if the coseismic slip on the splay fault was regular over the historical earthquakes.

After a stuttering start to his Republic of Ireland career, the 24-year-old has established himself as a regular over the last six months.

"Men are coming in for boosts, which they didn't do when I started," says Lieb, who explains that combining office visits with regular over-the-counter treatments can create a phosphorescent effect, a dubious result.

Regular over-the-head (not in-ear) headphones can be especially useful for older seniors who wear hearing aids and for young children whose ears are still too small for earbuds.

Your orthodontist might be able to prescribe a stronger dose of ibuprofen for you if regular over-the-counter medications don't seem to be working.

A few months later the staff and regulars took over the entire coach section of a Dublin-bound Aer Lingus 747.

Barry Bearak (NYT) INDIA: PAKISTAN ACCUSED Defense Minister George Fernandes accused Pakistan of stepping up "cross-border terrorism" in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, including an attack by army regulars over the weekend.