Sentence examples for regularly cropping up from inspiring English sources

After a half decade spent in the shadows with rumors of alien abduction and kidnapping regularly cropping up to explain his absence, the London native has been everywhere as of late with the release of his sophomore LP Leisure Seizure.

British shell companies and limited-liability partnerships regularly crop up in criminal cases.

King's short stories now regularly crop up there, set in the same distinguished font as Updike's.

Though her music is often characterised as edgily urban, references to the natural world beyond the cities regularly crop up in Davies's works.

They feed off each other, as is demonstrated by the frequency with which the same views and even the phraseology used in the largely rightwing press regularly crop up in radio and TV interviews with Labour MPs.

Tales regularly crop up of illegal "booster" payments from fans to the players, while recruitment can be an even more underhand business: a couple of years ago a high school football coach was paid a $150,000 "booster" from an Alabama fan to point his best player in the direction of the Crimson Tide.

Metal's grasp of fonts managed to be both wildly inventive and easy to replicate on clothing, and continues to regularly crop up in modern graphic design (Arctic Monkeys' new logo appears to be a straight lift from Black Sabbath's Master Of Reality album).

It's a question that has regularly cropped up since the Guardian and Observer decided to change the way it reported the subject (and conducted its Christmas charity appeals) by tracking a three-year development project in Katine, a rural sub-county in north-east Uganda.

Pinker regularly crops up on lists of top global thinkers.

Controversies over the man who led the struggle against British rule regularly crop up.

But his name regularly crops up in other contexts as well.