Examples of using Was a regular in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He was a regular.
Apparently, he was a regular.
Was a regular at church.
I'm serious. That cop was a regular.
Who was a regular?
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I thought maybe she was a regular.
She was a regular here, then?
Actually, mine was a regular, too.
He was a regular at the precinct up there.
She told me she was a regular here.
He was a regular at a.a. meetings.
Guess Jenna plus was a regular in detention.
If he was a regular at the coffee house, I would be serving him sneezers.
Well, you know, Bill Shields was a regular at these Usenet groups.
If he was a regular in Boylan plaza, someone there must know who he is. .
I'm sure they're booked, but Ms. Grant was a regular, so… Yeah.
Or was a regular.
She became close friends with writer Natalie Barney andartist Romaine Brooks, and was a regular at Barney's stylish salon.
Yeah, but he was a regular at the shelter.
Selnæs was a regular in Rosenborg's midfield during the first half of the 2012 season, but lost his place in the starting line-up due to an injury. After his recovery, Rosenborg had bought Tarik Elyounoussi, Cristian Gamboa and Jaime Alas and Selnæs' chances were limited. But he stated in an interview with NRK in September 2012 that"I am only 19 years old and have plenty of time, and will work hard to get more chances for the first-team".[16].
But the other patron was a regular and so discretion was required.
Guess he was a regular at the diner where works.
They were held at a house in Brentford, and Walker was a regular, as were a number of other men, from various walks of life.
Travis Henson was a regular at the pool hall, but he didn't work there.
The director was a regular, he did a lot of episodes.
One of the girls was a regular for one of the guys shot last night.
Okay, well, if he was a regular, then maybe he knew some of these people?
Turns out that Enver was a regular at that social club where the calls came from.
The Queen Mother was a regular at The Goring and it was the location for her last public appearance.
Arden's ability with wittyscripts made her a natural talent for radio. She was a regular on Danny Kaye's short-lived but memorably zany comedy-variety show in 1946, which also featured swing bandleader Harry James and gravel-voiced character actor-comedian Lionel Stander.[17].