Sentence examples for regularly mounting from inspiring English sources

After this the club seemed to find its level in Division Three, regularly mounting a challenge for promotion which ultimately fell short each time, never more so than in 1986 87 when they reached the play-offs only to lose in the final to Swindon Town.

The council, a conservative-leaning group that regularly mounts campaigns against programming it considers offensive, has rallied supporters to call their local CBS affiliates and file complaints.

Museums in several Southern cities have rich local collections, and some regularly mount shows that feature art from a particular state or area.

For this concert, "Violin and Violoncello Duos" — conceived in conjunction with Michael Vincent Waller, an ambitious young composer who regularly mounts avant-garde concerts at the Ludlow Street rock club Pianos — the couple offered a brief, smart survey of modern string duets.

They are the hospital launderers, child welfare workers, greengrocers and telephone operators who kept the city ticking and who regularly mounted protests, strikes and sit-ins to improve working conditions for city laborers.

Maybe the only producer in the world who has regularly mounted live shows of a similar financial scale to "Spider-Man," Mr. Laliberté knows the handful of high-profile injuries sustained in "Spider-Man" are an inevitable result of shooting live performers into the air.

Thus wealthy companies and individuals regularly mount actions there that other countries wouldn't even give 5 minutes of court time because they are so blatantly self-seeking.

The New Zealand Division continued to man its trenches along its section of the Somme front and regularly mounted trench raids.

Soon newspaper articles began appearing regularly with mounting details about the sale of the billboards.

For at least the last 20 years, democracies around the world have been regularly subject to a mounting series of populist insurgencies.

The Titans last season ranked 31st in the league with 28 sacks – which is why good offenses were regularly able to mount drives against them.