Sentence examples for practiced routine from inspiring English sources

By then the tragically practiced routine was in high gear.

There can be no sense of effort, no sense of practiced routine.

Major orchestras have a practiced routine with young whippersnapper conductors, often responding to their bravado with studied restraint.

It is the prefrontal cortex that gets in the way of executing a practiced routine task by essentially overthinking it.

By Alex Ross Major orchestras have a practiced routine with young whippersnapper conductors, often responding to their bravado with studied restraint.

BENGHAZI, Libya — The battered white sedan plunged forward, its engine whining and tires screaming, across the long, tiled plaza in a practiced routine of skids and slides.

I could hardly get through even my most practiced routines anymore.

Using this well-practiced routine, she repeated certain popular motifs many times, though she insisted that she never did any scene exactly the same way twice, and she was right.

Flourishing these snapshots, 25 years after the fact, may be a well-practiced routine by now, but that doesn't dim the sense of wonder the actor conveys when telling the story.

He had already scouted the premises, found a pair of locks he could pick, and figured his well-practiced routine would take approximately 30 seconds.

As the cases of gun-related mass killings have piled up during his time in office, Obama's approach to these moments has become -- disturbing as it may be to acknowledge -- more practiced; the routine more familiar.