Sentence examples for regularly lists from inspiring English sources
Though Hayden had listed al-Qaeda as the fifth most pressing threat in Iraq, Bush regularly lists al-Qaeda first.
Incidental Intelligence: The Canton Village Restaurant on Forty-ninth Street, regularly lists cellophane soup on the menu, but pays no royalty to the DuPonts.
She contacted a restaurant that regularly lists a twice-monthly philosophy seminar in her magazine's pages, and asked if she could hold a fund-raiser there for $5 a person.
By Louis P. Forster and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 6 , 1940 P. 11Incidental Intelligence: The Canton Village Restaurant on Forty-ninth Street, regularly lists cellophane soup on the menu, but pays no royalty to the DuPonts.
6. Corruption Each year, Transparency International of Germany publishes a "Corruption Perceptions Index" which regularly lists Honduras as one of the most corrupt countries in the world.
The former Victoria's Secret star is regularly listed among the world's highest-paid models.
MS. LAUVERGEON is regularly listed by Forbes magazine as among the most important women in the world.
The public health service is regularly listed by voters as the most important issue in the election campaign.
In the late 19th century only ancient monuments received legal protection; today buildings that are 30 years old are regularly listed as historic sites.
North Korea is regularly listed among the world's worst human rights offenders in indexes compiled by governments, UN agencies and rights watchdogs.
PATRICIA RUSSO, chief executive of Alcatel-Lucent, a troubled Franco-American maker of telecoms equipment, is regularly listed in American magazines as one of the world's most powerful businesswomen.
