Sentence examples for regularly ordered from inspiring English sources

I was regularly ordered to take head counts of the group while they awaited trials for their military crimes.

Both out-of-plane perpendicular and in-plane parallel patternings of the regularly ordered nanocylinder arrays were successfully fabricated on macroscopic scales by thermal annealing and photoalignment, respectively.

Laboratory investigations of hemoglobin, ferritin, calcium, folate, vitamin B12, vitamin D, and thyroid function are regularly ordered in children with CD despite sufficient evidence for these.

The surface of substrate after removal of oxide film revealed that the crystals were regularly ordered aluminum pillars placed at every fourfold point of cell junction.

Previously, a crystal had been defined as having "a regularly ordered, repeating three-dimensional pattern," according to the International Union of Crystallography.

One of the most important properties of PLCBCs is supramolecular cooperative motion, resulted from the interactions between liquid crystalline elastic deformation and microphase separation, which enables them to self-assemble into regularly ordered nanostructures in bulk films with high reliability.

Residents of Brooklyn Heights and Williamsburg are regularly ordering in with an app called DoorDash instead of the usual suspects.

She recalled one supervisor who taunted her by regularly ordering pizza and having it delivered to the office to eat in front of her.

Sixteen, avenue Matignon was the address of Lucien Lelong's couture house, and between 1933 and 1935, Dietrich went there regularly, ordering, among other things, an ink-blue dress with metal paillettes that appear to be trapped behind lattices of tiny threads.

At Bottega Falai (267 Lafayette Street), an Italian cafe and grocery that Mr. Bowie used to frequent, he would regularly order the prosciutto di Parma sandwich, a cappuccino and a bomboloni, the restaurant's owner, Danilo Durante, said.

Already 4 million cable customers regularly order their TV à la carte from an ever-expanding menu of movies, sitcoms, dramas and news shows, most of them ad-free or zappable.