Sentence examples for regularly choosing from inspiring English sources
Philippa Oldham, head of transport and manufacturing at the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, said that the UK has very few people cycling to work compared with the rest of Europe, with just 2% regularly choosing this mode as a way to get to work compared with 20% in Denmark.
Even in Sweden, 98% of commuters regularly choosing to ride a motorcycle to and from work in good weather stated that one reason for commuting by PTW is to save time [3].
Break up long queuing by regularly choosing walk-on rides, with very small queues, such as "It's a Small World".
For example, a world class skier with natural talent might deny the need to practice regularly, choosing instead to rely wholly on her talent; and then she is beaten by a skier who has half her talent but practices daily without fail.
In the 19th century, sporting organizations regularly chose a distinctive motto.
Because for a decade at least politicians have regularly chosen to appear in public with their top buttons undone.
In a very real way, "Slap Shot," regularly chosen as one of the best sports movies, is a big part of what has kept hockey alive in Johnstown.
In Porto Alegre, Joachim Löw lamented the poor first half, when his team regularly chose the wrong passes and lost possession in dangerous areas, allowing Algeria to counterattack.
So to discover that Millais, along with Rossetti, Madox Brown, Leighton and French coevals such as Courbet, regularly chose to work from a dummy rather than a real human body is unnerving.
Doctors and rescue workers regularly choose to save some lives over others in emergency situations, and organizations routinely apportion money to programs for the young versus the old — say, research on attention-deficit disorder versus Alzheimer's.
Cameron regularly chose pictures of himself and his family for his Christmas cards: in 2010 they featured the couple cradling their newborn daughter Florence, and again in 2013 when she was three.
