Sentence examples for that would regularly from inspiring English sources

There was some kind of mould that would regularly make me and the other housemate really sick as well.

A concert grand that would regularly cost $60,000, for example, will be available for $40,000.

The developers said they hoped to make the Ferry Building an attraction that would regularly draw office workers from the Embarcadero district and nearby Market Street.

The lead producers, Michael Cohl and Jeremiah J. Harris, were all for it as long as the show was a rollicking spectacle, a Cirque du Soleil show with a script, that would regularly sell out the Foxwoods Theater.

But, that day, the police van that had once been routinely parked outside the main entrance to the building, alongside a metal police-protection barrier, was no longer there, replaced with rolling patrols that would regularly pass by.

Soon, as it became clear that he was a charter member of the royal clubbing scrum that would regularly hit London's in-vogue night spots, he was offered a marketing job at Mahiki, a Polynesian-theme club favored by the brothers.

I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, and I still remember newsletters that would arrive regularly, by Jack Shelton, giving lengthy reviews of the better restaurants in the city and its environs.

He issued colored pencils — blue for Confederate forces, red for Union — to mark the advances, retreats and clashes that would be regularly reported by telegraph in any newspaper throughout the Union home front.

The attorney general is also thinking of setting up a central committee of relief agencies, modeled after Oklahoma City, that would meet regularly to review the database and decide, victim by victim, how to distribute the money.

His first, in 1995, considered Michael Lind's book "The Next American Nation," and it featured the sharp opinions and elegant phrases that would appear regularly in our pages in the ensuing years: "Mr. Lind is one of the few contemporary writers to have noticed the salient fact that identity politics is a perfect pretext for the traditional practice of divide-and-rule.

Gone are the heavy wooden lumps that would snap regularly.