Sentence examples for going to a routine from inspiring English sources

Others said they were sanctioned for attending the funeral of a close friend rather than going to a routine Jobcentre meeting.

Bragg said he thought he was going to a "routine meeting" with ITV's director of television, channels and online, Peter Fincham, only to be told of budget cuts so deep that "in effect they cancelled the programme".

When my father related the chain of events to us — he had gone to a routine cardiology appointment, only to be shunted straight to the I.C.U.

Earlier, two members of the staff "had their passports confiscated after attempting to leave the country to go to a routine meeting," the statement said.

Agency Independence When the F.D.A. was considering in 1999 whether to approve the hugely controversial abortion drug RU-486, Dr. Jane E. Henney, the agency's commissioner at the time, went to a routine meeting with her boss, Donna E. Shalala, the Clinton administration's health secretary.

If you know at try outs you know they are going to ask you to do a tumble routine try going to a cheer clinic or gymnastic clinic you will probably need to know how to do a back handspring and front handspring with and with out round-off.

"So inherently, going to a hotel is going to provide a break in the routine that's also going to be stimulating".

The fight was stopped for what many believed was going to be a routine inspection, but after a conversation with the ringside doctor the contest was ended.

But we are going to have a routine whereby he is going to work on the ankle.

Ms. Zwiebel wrote that such perks were not going to be a routine recall policy, but she said, "we have the flexibility to take these types of actions when we think they are appropriate".

It had looked like it was going to be a routine afternoon for the visitors, who had thwarted their opponent's efforts, as Palace went 84 minutes before they registered a shot on target.