Sentence examples for regularly being made from inspiring English sources

Even now he is regularly being made favourite for lower-level Premier League and decent Championship jobs only to see them slip by.

Mistaken assumptions are regularly being made that President Barack Obama has planned to close the US military base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

In Hass's hands, both approaches resist closure and convey a slightly earnest sensuality that often involves plain old physical desire (there are a lot of women here, and they're regularly being "made love to") but also emerges in lovely, exacting natural descriptions: "In the pools / anemones, cream-colored, little womb-mouths".

Minutes of cabinet meetings, which happen fairly regularly, are made public.

This function assumes special importance in societies where marriages have regularly been made between very young people; the dowry enables the new couple to establish a household, which they otherwise would not have been able to do.

Therefore, a causative diagnose, including defining of minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) values, ought to regularly be made from joints of lame piglets in pig herds.

For almost two decades, Jerzy Kwapniewski has regularly been making the 1,000-mile 1,000-milehis home in Poland trip tucked-away corner ofromrcestershise to home gather the apples and hops at harvest tine.

According to Ms Peris the pair argued regularly, as was made clear from a selection of the 40,000 texts the couple exchanged, which were read in court.

Still, Watson says that 25 percent of the shooting jackets worn at the country parties he regularly attends are made by Barbour, the British heritage brand that holds the royal warrant for the garment.

"Once bishops only set foot in the cathedral on state occasions, but I try to go in regularly and am made very welcome, for I resist the temptation to micro-manage," he says.

Regularly, assumptions are made about the entire population based on one interaction or experience.