Sentence examples for regularly tormented from inspiring English sources
The Philippines sits in the middle of what might be called Typhoon Alley, and Filipinos are regularly tormented by tropical superstorms, floods and mudslides.
The Democrats who control both houses by large margins regularly tormented Mr. Davis with liberal legislation that pulled him far to the left of the centrist path he tried to follow.
When it disappears, he sets off to recover it with an obstinacy that impresses his boss and co-workers and even the schoolboys who regularly torment him.
His English has improved markedly, enough so that he regularly torments Dante with a reliable schoolyard prank: he tapes a piece of paper bearing the words "kick me" on Dante's back.
Yes, there is a semi-rational argument to be made that the Giants' Tom Coughlin could make the Hall of Fame if he wins this Super Bowl, writes Ashley Fox on ESPN.com, and the Patriots' Bill Belichick regularly torments his players in film sessions, but neither is a guy you want to sit in a stadium seat and listen to from a quarter-mile away.
But anyone who plays regularly knows players who are clearly tormented by something dark and deep.
With England's usual right-back, Glen Johnson, deployed on Liverpool's left, Shaw regularly galloped forward to torment Jon Flanagan, though it was Adam Lallana who went down in the box under a challenge from Flanagan in the 13th minute.
Skinner frequently tormented Major.
The decision tormented him.
Clouds of mosquitoes tormented him.
