Sentence examples for would regularly take from inspiring English sources

As children we would regularly take three, four-hour journeys with not a scrap of food or drop of water.

When he was running for president, John McCain said that if he won, he would regularly take questions in the peppering style of the British prime minister in the House of Commons.

A member of the National Trust, he would regularly take his daughters, Alex and Elizabeth, to places of interest while touring the country – the Lake District being a favourite.

When I went to school in Wakefield in Yorkshire in the 60s, our art teacher would regularly take us across the road to the modest residential house that served as the Wakefield Art Gallery.

Back-to-back assignments would regularly take up to 60 hours per week to complete, the suit said, and reluctance to accept such assignments endangered their chances of getting more work.

His daughter, my mother, would regularly take me across the park to Southampton's cenotaph to stare at the name on the corner - Gordon James D - fourth stone up from the base, seventh name down.

I pictured him huddled with a Communist leader he'd regularly taken on.

While the festival "made us all rethink what makes something accessible in our repertory," Mr. Jones added, he said he would resist regularly taking part in mixed bills.

To bring home the human side of the issue, Manchin said he would start regularly taking to the floor to read tales of drug-related devastation in his home state.

They explained that, without this public drug plan that pays a substantial proportion of the cost of their medication, they would probably not be able to regularly take their medication.

As a child, he would regularly be taken into the dressing rooms of the Spanish lower-league clubs which his father managed, and he recalls the mood of the family home being governed by weekend results.