Sentence examples for where I regularly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "where I regularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or situation where you frequently engage in an activity or visit. Example: "I have a favorite café where I regularly meet my friends for brunch."
She says: "I wanted a supervision qualification to support my work, where I regularly supervise students," she says.
Across the street from the park is a stationery store where I regularly purchased typing paper and typewriter ribbons.
The world of Eurovision is also strangely comforting: at some level it takes me back to the world of childhood eisteddfods, where I regularly performed public atrocities on a number of alleged artforms believing myself a shoo-in for a guest appearance on Young Talent Time and, in time, a Logie.
One has only to look at last year's budget cuts to feel alarm for the future: the Shared Experience theatre company at Oxford Playhouse lost all its funding; so did the excellent Exeter Northcott Theatre in Devon; so did the Riverside Studios, where I regularly watched plays in the 1980s.
When the sharp rise in sales of rosé wine were announced at the last Vinexpo and a worldwide increase also predicted for the next few years, I decided to check out my local Cave de vin co-operative where I regularly buy my five-litre "bag in the box Côtes de Provence".
My project is supervised by the university, where I regularly have brainstorming sessions with my professor and the other two Ph.D. students who work on the project.
In Toronto, where I work regularly, smoking has been banned for a lot longer than here.
"In a zendo, where I practise regularly, part of the thing is to clean the floor; that's as important as winning the lottery".
EVER since I quit hanging out in Baltimore dive bars, the only place where I still regularly find myself in hostile confrontations with my fellow man is Amtrak's Quiet Car.
Colleagues and visiting researchers at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History where I work regularly describe new animal species, or new information about species that were previously only partially studied or known from a few museum specimens.
My own experience of this is in taxi cabs where I am regularly booked into cabs driven by those who have been recruited as drivers in Bulgaria and Romania.
