Sentence examples for to regulars from inspiring English sources
adjective
Bound by religious rule; belonging to a monastic or religious order (often as opposed to ).
"I've lost here my whole life," said the man, known to regulars as Mr. Chin.
While at school, Grimes sold snooker cues to regulars at his local snooker club.
This time, though, everyone from teenagers in sweatshirts to regulars dining alone was welcomed.
He extended credit to regulars, keeping their accounts in a binder behind the counter.
As a sop to regulars, she's tried to let a layer of dust collect wherever possible.
To regulars, he was the guy with the smile and thick accent greeting customers at the door.
Tickets go to regulars but if you arrive before 9pm-ish, you will still be fine to get in.
It is home only to regulars and locals and the barmaid calls you "dear" irrespective of sex or age.
She asked Ludwika — known to regulars as Lucy — to take over the liquor license so that she could retire.
She asked Ludwika\u2014known to regulars as Lucy\u2014to take over the liquor license so that she could retire.
To regulars who practically lived at Latent Image, this imminent shuttering marks the end of an era.
