Sentence examples for regularly compiled from inspiring English sources

Relying on an extensive network of orejas, or "ears," he regularly compiled intelligence dossiers, vacuuming up even the most vaporous rumors and searching for patterns in the chaos of information.

The inaugurals weren't regularly compiled and printed as a set until 1840, in "The True American," and, six years later, in "The Statesman's Manual," but by 1880 no edition remained in print, and Garfield's men had to cobble them together all over again.

These farms also, according to an agreed protocol, had to present these specific characteristics: 1. to have a continuous crops area ≥ 1.0 ha; 2. to use for irrigation only water coming from the monitored wells; 3. to have the land management register regularly compiled in the last two years; 4. to be close (≤ 5.0 km) to a meteorological gauge-station.

He began regularly compiling his report cards for sports leagues and colleges.

To encourage responsible globetrotting, a California nonprofit Ethical Traveler has been regularly compiling a list of its top 10 ethical destinations since 2006.

If the fact that it's a show put on by a guy whose job is to regularly compile the best shows around the city isn't enough for you, we'll have you know that Quiet Hooves will be covering the Prince album Dirty Mind in its entirety.

The AFHSC regularly compiles data on ambulatory (outpatient) encounters occurring within military treatment facilities, as well as those occurring outside these facilities (civilian care) and paid for by the US Department of Defense.

The association regularly compiles detailed reports regarding compensation for dietitians.

In my experience, plenty of people regard this as a badge of competence for anyone who claims to know about the markets.*Newspapers regularly compile polls of such forecasts, where the average is usually the current level plus 10%.

They are compiled regularly in small books published by Actes Sud in France.

SINCE it was unveiled at the Geneva auto show in March 1961, the Jaguar E-Type has regularly topped lists compiled by designers and enthusiasts of the most beautiful cars ever made.