Sentence examples for routine keeping from inspiring English sources

Having a pet means you're never alone, even when you shut the door to go to the bathroom in peace, your pet will barge in "You watch me go, why can't I watch you go?" Pets give us routine, keeping us active, dogs have the added benefit of being brought on walks, or to dog parks.

This involved fulfilling the daily routine; keeping up valued roles and relationships, for example as grandparents, friends or church members; and engaging in pastimes and leisure interests, which included voluntary work, paid work, housework, dancing, swimming, art and gardening.

In addition, it forces you to learn a new skill and vary your routine, keeping your workout diverse and interesting.

Make sure to remain consistent in your exercise routine, keeping track of your previous amount of that exercise you could do and how much you have improved since then.

To keep your sanity, and keep the kids from dominating the day, find some normalcy by getting a routine and keeping to a fairly regular schedule.

"We stay at the same hotel and have the routine - keeping it at the same venue is a good decision by the FAW.

While such stop gap methods can help derive additional information, hospitals need to incorporate accurate external cause coding in routine record keeping.

No additional exposure to radiation would be necessary if the assessment of skeletal maturity were performed through routine radiographs, keeping in mind the 'As Low as Reasonably Achievable' (ALARA) principle (Kumar et al. 2011).

In designing the physiotherapy treatment log, consideration was given to physiotherapists' routine record keeping, so that completing the form would require little additional effort.

The second contextual area, the necessity of living with a PERS, incorporated two main responsibilities, daily routine and keeping the PERS working.

The training includes routine record keeping, however, and allows senior nurses to take on supervisory functions formerly left to more highly paid supervisors.