Sentence examples for a routine run from inspiring English sources

Pleasing scenery can punch up a routine run, and one recent Sunday I was treated to a majestic view of the Calvary-St.

A New York Police Department helicopter patrol, out on a routine run from its base at Floyd Bennett Field on Memorial Day discovered four men near the shore, tossing live creatures into two flat-bottom skiffs.

In Lisbon I pop out for a routine run and am treated to something better: the sharp incline of Eduardo VII Park, a slanting rectangle of cobblestone framing a network of precisely manicured hedges that resemble a maze.

(Americans have little idea of the damage done by the ordeal that a routine run through immigration at J.F.K. has become for Europeans, or by the suspicion and hostility that greet the most anodyne foreigners who come to study or teach at our scientific and educational institutions).

The first half of the route was mostly flat, making both running and navigating easier and most of us quickly settled into a routine: run a bit, walk a bit, check the GPS, discover you've only moved a few hundred metres, calculate the distance to the next check point, promise yourself a reward when you get there, repeat.

Tillakaratne Dilshan set the tone for a routine run chase as he steered three consecutive balls from Fidel Edwards to the boundary.

The Giants again advanced deep into Eagles territory in the first half, and Barber turned a routine running play on first down -- called 42 fold -- into a spectacular gallop by first breaking right, then cutting left and outrunning the entire Eagles defense for a 31-yard score.

The emotions that come with a new running routine run the gamut from elated to exhausted.

When to design the program, where robot is pointing at the animal pictures, all the time the program is running the buttons of the NXT are being scanned by a short routine running continuously in a loop.

Other factors included performing a new jumping exercise in a gym routine, running on uneven terrain in old shoes, dancing vigourously in high heels and wearing new trainers in a 10 000 race.

They were inspecting a reported dip in the tracks when they were hit by an out-of-service train on a routine maintenance run.