Sentence examples for regularly handed from inspiring English sources

Money was also regularly handed out by the party to its leaders, including Mr Rajoy, according to Mr Bárcenas.

It was regularly handed out to newlyweds in Nazi Germany as a kind of blessing by municipal officials.

"Attack each day with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind" is an axiom he brandishes regularly, handed down from his father, Jack, a longtime football coach.

Students spoke of how they regularly handed over their smartphones to a roommate or friend, with express instructions not to hand it back until they'd finished the lab or paper due the next day.

UEFA have regularly handed out fines of between £16,000 and £40,000 for racist behaviour, yet they hit Nicklas Bendtner with a punishment of £80,000 for revealing a sponsor's name on his underpants during Euro 2012.

According to Le Monde, she told the police, "I never said that envelopes were regularly handed over to Mr. Sarkozy," as the French Web site Mediapart had quoted her as saying.

Some don't believe in the principle of regularly handing over power.

Indeed, Detroit regularly hands out subsidies to wealthy developers, including $250m – with school money – for Quicken Loans' founder, Dan Gilbert.

It was regularly handing billions of dollars back to voters in the form of tax cuts, so election "war chests" were not particularly necessary.

We all loved the genial way Barry would regularly hand over to Tom Brook for "industry" news from New York (Brook still presents BBC World News's show Talking Movies).

The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders of the National Institutes of Health regularly hands out earplugs in its campaigns against an epidemic of noise-induced hearing loss.