Sentence examples for longstanding routine from inspiring English sources

Even her longstanding routine acts of generosity are drawing suspicion, now that she is related (sort of) to a man who might become the next American president.

Our longstanding routine had them cleaning the kitchen after dinner under my husband's supervision — loading the dishwasher, scrubbing pots, wiping counters, sweeping the floor.

"If something in your gut is telling you it's time to break out of your longstanding routine, Ben Heine is the guy to spark your imagination and demonstrate what's possible with fresh thinking," wrote Kasanoff in his post Break your Routine in 2014.

If Mr. Boehner is feeling pressure, he is not showing it, sticking to his longstanding routines.

Teachers will need to learn how to use the new devices and how to incorporate them into their lesson plans, which could involve rethinking longstanding routines.

There are plenty of families whose work schedules or distance from school do not allow for a walk; what troubled me about my own family's longstanding bus routine — and I suspect we are far from alone — is that we are not one of those families.

Already, the fatalities have made the wildfire the worst in half a century in a small country where deadly blazes have become increasingly severe and routine, as longstanding land management problems collide with changes in climate that produce hotter, drier summers.

Despite his routine flouting of longstanding norms separating law enforcement and politics, Trump has rarely made his view of the Justice Department so clear: He sees it as way administrations can punish their enemies and win (or retain) power.

But in sectors like grocery, e-commerce has done relatively little over the last two decades to disrupt our longstanding brick-and-mortar shopping routines.

Longstanding ideas about the benefits of routine health examinations and mass public health screenings converged with the increased power of computing to bring about programs designed for large-scale preventive testing and early diagnosis in asymptomatic populations.

In the UK generally, with traditional 'male' jobs rapidly disappearing there has been a longstanding shift towards fathers taking more routine and active roles in sharing the parenting of their children.