Sentence examples for regularly referred from inspiring English sources

Gnoli is regularly referred to as a cult figure.

In 1953, Riboud shot Zazou painting the Eiffel Tower, regularly referred to by critics as balletic.

SGA are Adelson's initials and how he is regularly referred to in company communications.

In letters to his wife, he regularly referred to Lincoln as "the original gorilla".

The same committee, Mr. Weberman testified, regularly referred young boys and girls to him for counseling.

Red Smith, who was then at the Times, regularly referred to him as "convicted felon George Steinbrenner".

This left the Reformers with a serious question, one to which their Roman Catholic opponents regularly referred.

The department does not say it specifically intends to close the Plum Island center, but the planned facility is regularly referred to as a "replacement".

Paying young women for eggs to be fertilized and men for sperm is now common practice — even though they are still regularly referred to as "donors".

Arthur Daley, who used to write the Sports of The Times column, regularly referred to Lopez as a caballero, a gentleman.

It causes boils, intestinal bleeding, and renal failure, yet some parents in Ireland have been using the "treatment" introduced by Jim Humble, head of the US Genesis II Church of Health and Healing regularly referred to as a cult.