more regular

By contrast, a calmer birth would result in more regular star orbits.

Because we know she was once a tad more regular, and she feels like an old friend, and we watched her become who she is today.

“We do need to open ways for more regular migration,” she said during a bilateral meeting with Letta recently.

More regular, and committed market players, tend to migrate to the Erotic Review.

They have pushed him away from chocolate snacks and desserts into a more regular and disciplined workout regime.

In some later writers on music we find this classification reduced to a more regular form, and clothed in technical language.

It is stated that the progressive movement is at once slower and more regular since 1891, than it was previously.

During his sixth consulship Marius endeavored to secure the Roman franchise for certain of his soldiers in a more regular manner.

I must take more regular exercise; my nerves and liver plague me horribly.

Nothing can be more regular than that Part of Turin, which is called the new City.