Sentence examples for regularly unlike from inspiring English sources

Their spacious stables are inspected and mucked out regularly, unlike the city streets.

Like Jeter, he has to prove he can play regularly; unlike Jeter, he has a drug investigation hanging over him.

And while I can modify my lifestyle to avoid eating gribnitz — fried chicken fat — spread on rye bread like my grandfather, and can exercise regularly unlike my father, I can't escape their genes.

The child persuasion group was more varied with regard to age, income, and household structure but cooked dinner regularly, unlike the other two groups (p < 0.05).

Pristine forest is simply too dense and too wet for natural fires to occur regularly, unlike in U.S. forest systems.

He saw him regularly, and, unlike most other ministers, alone.

If you use a sponge, you must change it regularly, because unlike brushes which can be thoroughly cleaned, sponges can't and the germs and bacteria fester and grow, so you're just spreading this round your face.

She was young, attractive, did yoga regularly, and was unlike anybody else I had ever met.

Minna Wagner, not unlike Fricka, regularly upbraided her husband for his profligacy and inconstancy.

Federer, unlike Nadal, regularly adjusts his string tensions to playing conditions.

Space on the street is a valuable public resource, and motorists, unlike cyclists, regularly pay to use it.