Sentence examples for weekly occurrence and from inspiring English sources

Attacks on synagogues are an almost weekly occurrence, and openly anti-Semitic chants are commonplace on well-attended marches from London to Rome.

When I was younger being stopped by the police was a weekly occurrence and the taste of those searches lingers even now.

Barbara Jackson, a community advocate and unabashed gadfly who has lived here for 30 years, recalled an East Orange that was as tricky to navigate as a minefield, where shootings were a weekly occurrence and car thefts almost routine.

This is a field of research where progress is very rapid – important developments are a weekly occurrence – and right now the challenge is to build systems that can manipulate a handful of qubits without destroying their essential quantum nature.

Charlie Elphicke, the Conservative MP for Dover and Deal, last week told the Commons that gridlock caused by trucks queueing for the Channel tunnel and ferry ports was already a weekly occurrence and called for the creation of a 1,000-space 1,000-spaceto reduce congestion on the M20.

The riots became an almost weekly occurrence and would spread from village to village.

46 The Active Australia Survey required participants to report the number of weekly occurrences and total duration of: continuous walking for at least 10 minutes; vigorous gardening or heavy work around the yard; vigorous physical activity (for example, jogging or cycling); and other moderate physical activities (for example, swimming or social tennis).

People who live near the crash site in this bedroom community of Washington say that illegal racing is nearly a weekly occurrence here, and that drivers even transport their vehicles to this stretch of road on flatbed trucks.

Their short films and newsreels were shown across the country during a time when going to the movies was a weekly occurrence for many and was seen as a source of both news and entertainment.

Shootings have become a weekly occurrence in Melbourne and gun-related crime has doubled since 2011, according to reports.

Vigilante justice is rife, assassinations and bombings are a weekly occurrence, children are attacking their teachers with cheap Turkish handguns, and earlier that morning, Libya's Prime Minister Ali Zeidan was kidnapped by gunmen in Tripoli.