Word: regularly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sister's 15,000-yen inheritance. It had taken him, he said, only one stroke of the ax to kill Nizaemon, but rather more to cut off his wife's head. He never had liked her; she had refused to give him more than his regular ration for supper...
...clouted one homer, one double, and two singles in four times up. Ex-Marine Ted Williams, 27, once content to be baseball's best batsman, was now working at his fielding, too. Brooklyn's Dixie Walker, the pride of Flatbush, was no cinch to be a regular...
Rising from the mediocrity that had marked its earlier season play, a determined Winthrop team upset previously undefeated Leverett yesterday, 38 to 27, in the final game of the regular intramural basketball season. The idle Dunster five, which had completed its schedule, moved up into a first place tie with Leverett in the House section of the league...
...this mass market. He rediscovered the ever-new old fact that Americans like to have culture sold to them. He set up a board of five cultural experts, to choose a book a month for B.O.M.C. members. B.O.M.C. now has 900,000 members; they usually pay the regular retail price for books, but get a book free with every two bought, and one for joining. President Scherman can afford the dividend...
Loran shore stations always work in pairs: the "master" and the "slave" (see diagram). Both operate on the same frequency and both broadcast the same radio "pulse signals"-short bursts of radio energy transmitted at regular intervals. The pulse from the master station appears as a "pip" on the "scope" of the plane's loran receiver. It also sets off a second pulse from the slave station, which is received as a second pip. The pulses arrive at slightly different times, since they have traveled different distances...