Sentence examples for regularly turning out from inspiring English sources

Atlanta has been regularly turning out stars like Ludacris, T. I. and Jermaine DuPri.

Within a decade, Tulbagh has become one of South Africa's most exciting appellations, growing from three producers to nearly two dozen and regularly turning out coveted bottlings.

If the LTA wanted to have any credibility in turning things around, Hagelauer felt, they not only had to change the culture of tennis at the bottom of the pyramid, but have at the pinnacle a national centre not unlike the one in Paris that was capable of regularly turning out top-100 players.

Unable to see opponents play live because he is still regularly turning out for Exeter, Oakley receives a report from a scout attending the match and combines their thoughts with his own analysis after watching a full rerun of the game on his computer.

Engineers are now regularly turning out megawatt lasers, a billionfold more potent than ones made 20 years ago.

The crowds who regularly turn out at Wootton Bassett are the proof.

Muscleworks, founded by former bodybuilder Savvas Kyriacou, has three branches in London and regularly turns out bodybuilding champions.

Some 16,000 people regularly turn out to hear acts like the Black Keys, the Roots and My Morning Jacket.

Leicester Square is no stranger to celebrities and their fans, who regularly turn out to see the stars tread the red carpet before Hollywood premieres.

The bookkeeper trolls have allowed the Plaza Athenee's other room, the graceful Grill Relais Plaza, to remain open, and Chef Philippe Marc regularly turns out surprising and exceptional fare.

On its way to Cheltenham, the torch will also pass through Royal Wootton Bassett, where people regularly turned out to honour the UK's war dead, until the closure of RAF Lyneham last year.