Sentence examples for regularly end from inspiring English sources

regularly end up in bidding wars for deals for candid and exclusive interviews.

And we just might regularly end up with better presidents and members of Congress.

In the United States employment disputes regularly end in civil courts.

It's a massive tune, was playlisted as Radio 1's BBC Introducing track of the week and it's the tune they regularly end their gigs with.

Many of those four-year-olds regularly end up on our spare beds, though their outsized, hairy limbs now barely fit.

What's more, Nancy's adventures are on the silly side - she is constantly being kidnapped or sent threatening messages, chapters regularly end on cliffhangers, and plots are dependent on a not-very-believable series of coincidences.

SISARIO PATTI SMITH Ms. Smith regularly ends her year at the Bowery Ballroom.

It has 200 beds for the homeless, but regularly ends up accommodating 250 or more, according to Bryan Pope, the manager.

The protests are being held overnight between milking shifts, regularly ending at 2am before the next milking round at 5am.

No, we haven't travelled back in time to the 90s and noughties, when big public sector IT projects regularly ended up over-budget, delayed and a waste of taxpayers' money.

In an interview with The Economist, Mr Blair says that he fears that the next election, due to take place in May 2015, could be a rerun of those before his ascent to the leadership, which regularly ended in disaster for his party.The result in 2015, he quips, could well be an election "in which a traditional left-wing party competes with a traditional right-wing party, with the traditional result".