Sentence examples similar to regularly resurfaces from inspiring English sources
The photos have regularly resurfaced ever since.
Anagnos's rebuke — "Helen Keller is a living lie" — regularly resurfaced, in the form of a neurologist's or a psychologist's assessment, or in the reservations of reviewers.
Yet since the black and white days, when villains could be spotted as they rode through Monument Valley because they wore the darker hats, the form has regularly resurfaced in a new guise for each generation.
A splashy, starry television adaptation was seen early this year and the original movie version of 1962 resurfaces regularly.
One detail that resurfaced regularly was that the families of the girls abducted remained asleep while the break-ins occurred.
The questions that will loom over the Democratic Party will be the same ones that have resurfaced regularly since the end of the Great Society: what, beyond a series of disconnected policy proposals, is the party's reason for being?
Tensions with India over Kashmir have resurfaced regularly ever since the partition of the sub-continent, and the two nuclear-armed powers have on numerous occasions been on the brink of renewed conflict.
Slavery resurfaces in America regularly.
Insurgents regularly leave areas where Americans appear, only to resurface later.
Clerics accused of abuse often vanish in this way, only to resurface in some faraway parish a little later.Over the past decade media have regularly denounced such practices in America, Ireland and other countries.
