Sentence examples for regularly printed from inspiring English sources

Regularly printed newspapers first appeared about 1600 and multiplied rapidly thereafter, though they were frequently bedeviled by censorship regulations.

This was in 1953, his senior year, and I saw clippings about him from the Greeley Daily Tribune, which regularly printed his picture and described his achievements.

(a) Although it was shown that the schedules embodying this rate were regularly printed, duly filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission, and kept open to public inspection at the freight offices of the garnishee at Kansas City and other points, it was not shown that copies were posted in public and conspicuous places in those offices, as required by § 6 of the interstate commerce act.

Goldener said that he regularly printed out reports to work from home.

Warnings by Blažeković and the DVTOŠ were regularly printed in daily party newspapers, calling for citizens and athletes to abide by the new laws.

Since we can no longer identify a necessity for a regularly printed journal we can no longer justify its adverse environmental impact, of which there is increasing awareness.

This is a baseball-loving country and the sports pages here closely follow the Venezuelans playing in the major leagues, regularly printing their statistics and featuring their highlights.

Where else in the world does a national newspaper regularly print a map warning readers not just of roadworks but also of street protests?

It has always deliberately kept in touch with our literary past its "Documents" section regularly prints letters, interviews and autobiographical fragments and it likes to mingle old and new authors.

It was even tougher on Hillary Clinton, regularly printing such headlines as " 'Sociopath' Hillary Clinton's Secret Psych Files Exposed!" A 2015 piece began, "Failing health and a deadly thirst for power are driving Hillary Clinton to an early grave, The National Enquirer has learned in a bombshell investigation.

She regularly prints something she has created.