Sentence examples for regularly step from inspiring English sources

We regularly step in to bar parents and others from abusing children.

She also uses a louvered screen on which film is projected and through which the live performers regularly step.

Of course, Obama must regularly step outside the hermetic kingdom of the White House, with its high-minded debates about policy, and try to win over the American people.

The problem is not cyclists, the pro-headphoners say, it's motorists – who think nothing of blaring music in their own vehicles, when they're not using their mobile phones or eating their breakfast behind the wheel – and pedestrians wearing headphones, who regularly step out in front of cyclists.

You must regularly step back from the pressures of targets and have fun: enjoy the job, enjoy the emotional rollercoaster, enjoy the freedom and most of all enjoy your team, otherwise you might as well go back to that snoozy corporate job.

Their executives regularly step through the "revolving door" into high government positions.

But I think the general sense is that the Japanese central bank never fully committed to an expansionary policy, and regularly stepped on the brakes too soon.

Its dialogue and ideas were way out of the figurative box; the art itself regularly stepped over the lines of the literal one on the page.

I try to listen to that lesson by continuing to drive up to the retreat house regularly, stepping out of my life in order to put things in perspective, solving knotty problems by directing my gaze at something else.

For those combating some form of techno-addiction, Dr. Rosen advises regularly stepping away from the computer for a few minutes and connecting with nature; just standing in your driveway and staring at the bushes, research shows, has a way of resetting our brains.

The well-known and well-heeled are hardly a rare sight in the red-brick wedge of crescents and squares between the Brompton Road and Sloane Street in London's Knightsbridge, with one-percenters regularly stepping out of their Ferraris into the side doors of Harrod's.