Sentence examples for once routine from inspiring English sources

Apparently, movie events that were once routine are now routinely treated as thrilling.

In fact, approving these types of pipelines was once routine".

So the tonsillectomy, once routine, now requires a nuanced diagnosis.

The campaign against racism – once routine, embedded and sanctioned in football – has been a triumph.

Tapping the fund, once routine, has become politically tougher as more conservatives have entered the Legislature.

It was something like a perfect day, once routine, now precious.

Such problems may reduce over time once routines and uses of the system become ingrained in everyday practice.

Since Fred already has a girlfriend (Anna Chlumsky), this devolves into a variation of the guy-on-two-dates-at-once routine, one of the oldest comic bits around.

At its next offering, in December, the E.C.B. is considering whether it will restore the once-routine spread to the process, bank officials said.

Congress must periodically raise the limit on government borrowing to keep American money flowing, a once-routine matter that has become embroiled in battles over the budget deficit.

The Senate — the legislative body that was designed as the saucer to cool the House's tempestuous teacup — has become a deep freeze, where even once-routine matters have become hopelessly stuck and a supermajority is needed to pass almost anything.