Sentence examples for would be regular from inspiring English sources

Most of the professors would be regular N.Y.U.

He hoped there would be regular scrutiny of intelligence programs.

In the future any patroleman wants credit from us I had rather it would be regular or not at all.

There would be regular sweeps with bomb-sniffing dogs before and after each service, and the stained glass windows would be treated with a special antishrapnel coating.

But the Americans promised there would be regular patrols and were able to distribute reward money for tips on the whereabouts of Al Qaeda militants.

Frank Lampard would not, seemingly, be offered a new contract and there would be regular questions about the disruptive consequences of the potential phasing out of a legend.

They buy very good players who would be regulars at smaller clubs, just to have them on a standby.

For more than a decade, black drug dealers and users would be regulars in newspaper stories and would saturate the evening TV news.

There are contributory factors, most notably injuries to players who otherwise would be regulars in the side, but also a lack of command or authority on the field.

You'd think they'd be regular attendees, with their money in Vanderbeek's coffers.

Many of the customers looked like they'd been regulars for decades – raffish gents of a certain vintage, retired ad men perhaps, who should have been wearing bumper stickers proclaiming 'my other restaurant is Mr Chow'.