Sentence examples for regularly on friday from inspiring English sources

Alberto Gonzales, an engineer from East Haven, said he and his friends drove there regularly on Friday nights.

This year, it is playing regularly on Friday nights and has added some celebrity juice to its panel of venture capitalists, in the form of the comedian Jeff Foxworthy and the prominent businessman -- and sports franchise owner -- Mark Cuban.

Eurosport will air 40 live matches from the top-flight Bundesliga per year, regularly on Friday nights as well as selected Sunday afternoon and Monday nights, while Sky will exclusively air 266.

Roddick still came to the net regularly on Friday — 75 times in all — but, well aware of the quality of Murray's passing shots, he tried to push forward from positions of true strength.

Regularly on Tuesday nights at 9; 8, Central.

He became Alistair Cookie (for "Monsterpiece Theater") on "Sesame Street" and was sent up regularly on "Saturday Night Live".

"About two years ago, we were playing regularly on Saturday night, and my wife started saying things like: 'Hey, wait a minute.

Although "Valerie" will be seen regularly on Monday at 8 30 P.M., it is being given a "sneak preview" tomorrow night at 8 30.

While he was chairman of the board at UBS, Marcel Ospel dined regularly on Wednesday evenings at his favorite restaurant, the Kronenhalle, an old brasserie near the opera house where paintings by Matisse, Picasso and Miró adorn the walls.

We liked each other because at that time we had the exact same fear of performing -- whatever that fear was, we shared it". By the end of 1975, his films were appearing regularly on "Saturday Night Live," ostensibly the ideal vehicle to catapult him to stardom.

Taking me to lunch with Princess Michael of Kent, who lived near Hilles, her opening remark to introduce me was: "Naughty Simon has put his grandfather into bed with Lord Kitchener... ...... (I was working on a script of my grandfather's life and had read that the two men would meet regularly on Sunday nights, when "by mutual consent, war and politics were banished from the conversation").