Sentence examples for regularly spoken of from inspiring English sources

Dalglish has regularly spoken of his squad's strength in depth and this was a chance to showcase it.

Petraeus has regularly spoken of slippage and at the start of December more than 200 civilians were killed or found dead in the first week.

The supermarket is regularly spoken of as a possible bid target for the Qatar Investment Authority, which made a failed £10.6bn takeover attempt in 2007 but retains a near 26% stake.

In terms of affiliation he is regularly spoken of in our sources as a 'Dialectician'.

Armstrong regularly spoke of what a wonderful world Corona was.

On the pro-Russia side, the gunmen regularly speak of the Ukrainian army as "fascists".

We don't regularly speak of "false fun" or "false pleasure" or "false enjoyment".

Mr Kim visits orphanages and amusement parks, and regularly speaks of improving people's quality of life.

After being sacked by Abramovich in 2007, Mourinho regularly spoke of his desire to land another "top job" in England.

University administrators now regularly speak of "tertiary" rather than "higher" education, an admission from within of how little legitimacy the whole operation has.

Some Israeli leaders, though, say the timeline for Iran to build a nuclear bomb is short, and they regularly speak of unilateral action.