Sentence examples for regularly described as from inspiring English sources
It is regularly described as a liberal group.
It is regularly described as the most valuable trophy in American sports.
JESSE Helms, Republican of North Carolina, is regularly described as a political anachronism.
During the cold war, Kaliningrad was regularly described as the most militarised place on Earth.
Government decisions, ministers and U-turns are regularly described as "farcical".
As a crime victim whose ordeal is regularly described as unthinkable, Dr. Petit is spoken of in hushed tones.
After all, I have my eye on some AIM-traded stocks, and it is easy to stumble in what some regularly describe as a "casino".
If Mr. Muller was going to turn Saab around, he needed to win over loyal customers, who loved the company's aerospace heritage and technological leadership, and a style they regularly describe as quirky and different.
The public advocate issued a series of speeches about what he would do to deal with reconstruction and security in the wake of the attack, and regularly described it as the most important issue facing New York.
In the study by Nilsson and Emmelin [ 27], youth who smoked regularly described themselves as belonging to a "smoking community" (p.4).
GD Though regularly described by critics as the greatest television series ever made, David Simon's epic dissection of Baltimore society struggled for ratings.
