Sentence examples for regularly searched from inspiring English sources

Mr. Young, who says he is regularly searched at airport security checkpoints when he flies these days, maintains that the only violence in his old line of work occurred when farmers harvested their pelts for sale at auction.

"I felt the public health message had to be very clear," she said as she walked with Mr. Mateu-Gelabert along a stretch of Troutman Street, where the artists had regularly searched for their raw material.

He eventually was allowed to return to his apartment in Shanghai in 2010 and since then has faced random detentions in his home, which is also regularly searched for contraband by police.

All had to have $35 a day deducted from their paycheck in order to pay for the 'man camps,'" she added, referring to the cramped living quarters the men were forced to share — where guests were rarely allowed and the company regularly searched through workers' belongings.

Participants reported varying use of information-communication technologies: 59% used cell phones, 41% employed personal computers, and 41% regularly searched the Internet, while 17% used tablet devices and 7% reported owning a smartphone.

Hospital registries are also actively and regularly searched by the EUROCAT-NNL personnel to find eligible children/pregnancies. Various sources including hospital files, obstetric and pathology records are searched for case assessment (type of malformation, chronic diseases and dates of screening procedures).

Klaus, who regularly searches her apartment, frightens her.

The troops regularly search for weapons in Mitrovica, where Serbs and Albanians clashed violently in February.

The political class here regularly searches for a schism between the two, but evidence has been hard to come by.

When I got my first iOS device, I was a very active consumer of new iOS games, regularly searching out new stuff.

"The facility has come a long way". In August, the Justice Ministry's central prisons directorate began to regularly search prisoners for contraband and record their findings.