Sentence examples for regularly organised from inspiring English sources

Lectures and debates are regularly organised in the prison yards.Turned into a museum, the prison cells tell tales of human tragedy, driving home the minutiae of life behind bars.

Mike Butcher, an RSPCA investigator from the special operations unit, which deals with the UK's most dangerous and disturbing animal cruelty cases, said that up to 100 "hardcore" dogfighters, many of them career criminals, regularly organised bouts.

Many technical and scientific meetings are regularly organised as distributed meetings with audiences and speakers spread over several locations.

Whereas the fibroblasts in the scaffold initially secreted a typical provisional regenerative matrix (fibronectin, tenascin), with time collagens of mature dermis (type I and III) were accumulating giving rise to an in vivo-like matrix with regularly organised bundles of striated collagen fibrils.

Fishing matches are regularly organised at weekends.

Tournaments, especially those involving cricket, football, badminton, and carrom, are regularly organised on an inter-locality or inter-club basis.

The soap actor who'd regularly organise himself on our lip-shaped sofa for an afternoon of sex boasts.

This might provide succour to those men in pin-stripe suits that sip wine at the receptions which thinktanks regularly organise in this city.

John Donnelly argues that playwrights should capitalise on the opportunities and be more entrepreneurial: "Visual artists regularly organise their own exhibitions – that's expected on a fine art degree.

Gregg Bemis, an American multimillionaire who bought the Lusitania's wreck in 1982, seems intent on showing that the ship carried more ammunition than previously admitted, regularly organising dives to the wreck to prove his point.

"The Jai Ambe Welfare Society has been regularly organising family planning camps in Bihar, putting lives of innocent women in danger," he said.