Frequented [verb]

I typically also tend to have pretty regular and frequent communication with entrepreneurs on Slack.

Aside from the fact that he could become a 20-points-per-game scorer very soon, he was one of the team’s best and most frequent cutters, often ensuring the offense would continue to move — even late into the shot clock.

If Walmart can continue to convert these frequent in-store shoppers into subscribers, it could grow a user base well into the tens of millions.

He frequents the gym in normal times, always ending game nights with a lift that leaves him sweating before interviews.

As the climate warms, such droughts may become more frequent across much of Africa.

The study found that the grocery stores frequented by people with lower incomes are typically more tightly packed and shoppers tend to stay inside for longer, making these visits twice as dangerous.

You can get into the spirit of giving by organizing a food drive at church or school using the coronavirus safety protocols of mask-wearing, social distancing and frequent handwashing.

Austin Voth, another frequent candidate, may have fumbled away his opportunity this past season.

Tropical storms will become more frequent and more intense as the ocean warms, and coastal regions are going to feel the brunt of it.

In samples of adults studied every year from 1997 to 2018, participants increasingly reported frequent and intense lower-back pain, the researchers found.