Sentence examples for regularly created from inspiring English sources
Swift's hoax was set to coincide with April Fools' Day, and ever since the media and others have regularly created fictitious, nonharmful hoaxes for the day.
Her writing regularly created scandals -- both her eviscerations of such sacred cows as Salinger and O'Neill, and the bleak, comical treatment of sex in her fiction.
Chinese Sherlock viewers are renowned for their determination to find a homosexual subtext to the show, with erotic fan fiction regularly created to explore the male duo's supposed bromance.
But medical dramas have now become such an accepted format that what we might described as generalised hospital shows – Casualty, ER, St Elsewhere and so on – are regularly created without any plagiarism concerns.
To celebrate this year's milestone in Newport, R.I., Mr. Wein had the idea to go serious: to categorize, to essentialize, to devote a whole festival to what put him on the map in the first place, in the days when Ellington, Monk, Miles and Mulligan regularly created a stir.
"There are significant works of literary value regularly created in the Klingon language today, authored by people who have no affiliation whatsoever with Plaintiffs," Randazza writes.
After all, America's economy has been regularly creating 200,000 or more new jobs a month.
In "Top Chef," contestants regularly create dishes inspired by sponsors' products.
Likeable writers regularly create abhorrent characters, but can the same be said of the opposite?
The federal tax credit for R&D must be renewed regularly, creating unnecessary uncertainty for those who invest in innovation.
The Times also regularly creates "photo quilts" of reader-submitted photos, such as this one, called Documenting the Decade.
