Sentence examples for everyday workings from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pai maintained a distance from the unit's everyday workings, colleagues said.

A Final Bit of Routine Eliot Spitzer's Friday schedule reflected the everyday workings of a politician's life: an announcement in southern Manhattan, a gala at the Hilton Hotel.

Jonathan was a beloved, respected and admired member of our Board of Trustees, whose contributions informed and infused the everyday workings of our school and strengthened the institution in ways too numerous to recount.

**** HRC: State secrets and the rebirth of Hillary Clinton by Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes Arrow, £9.99 The subtitle of this biography of Clinton is slightly misleading, as it's more about the everyday workings of the office of Secretary of State – the office Obama offered her just after he was first elected President – than it is about state secrets.

But Thomas Mann, of the Brookings Institution, worries that Democrats will reform the filibuster in a way that will infuriate Republicans but do little to change the everyday workings of the Senate, leading to less coöperation and more gridlock than exists even now.

He says: "The fact that the media is engaging less and less with the everyday workings of the criminal justice system means that journalists are increasingly unaware of what actually happens in such important settings as crown courts or coroner's courts.

Brendan Venter's resignation  was a blow but only because it removed him from the everyday inner workings of the club.

And, of course, as anyone at all close to the everyday and real workings of our nation's criminal justice system knows, the costs of mass incarceration are not merely monetary.

They are an integral part of our everyday lives: essential in the workings of our modern technology; indispensable in running our global economy; central to our understanding of the environment.

What it proved — that for at least one weekend, hippies meant what they said about peace and love — was fleeting and all too innocent; it couldn't stand up to everyday human nature or to the pragmatic workings of the market.

His stories explore the limits placed on the state and Syrian society, zig-zagging between high-minded principles and the dirty business of everyday life while offering insight into the workings of a broken system one that seems impervious to both reform and revolution.