Sentence examples for routinely appear on from inspiring English sources

The images its cameramen collect routinely appear on European and American networks.

Reviews from trade publications like Kirkus and Booklist routinely appear on the site of Amazon.com, the Internet bookseller.

Legislators, athletes, artists, and movie stars routinely appear on state television with words of unctuous praise for him.

The couple routinely appear on videos together, recently expressing admiration for Hungary's increasingly authoritarian prime minister, Victor Orban, and Italy's vice premier Matteo Salvini.

Not only do gay couples routinely appear on the show -- the word "gay" is never used -- but so do racially mixed couples, which in the past television has often avoided showing.

Currie would routinely appear on stage wearing stockings, suspenders and a tight-fitting basque so that even the reliably liberal Village Voice was moved to denounce the girls as "bimbos".

For the past few years, Bush has routinely appeared on snarky lists of America's worst presidents, joining James Buchanan, Warren Harding, Millard Fillmore, Ulysses Grant and Richard Nixon.

Dr. Mehmet Oz, who routinely appears on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and was a medical school classmate of Dr. Besser, said Dr. Besser's television appearances had been extraordinary.

A breathless biography on Avenatti's website says he "routinely appears on television and in the print media as a commentator on a range of issues and is widely considered one of the foremost trial lawyers in the nation".

That routinely appears on Monday but a weather delay which impeded Cruyff's return to his home in Catalonia on Sunday evening meant that his column this week was postponed for 24 hours.

The Melbourne International Comedy festival regular also routinely appears on TV, from Rove to Thank God You're Here and Good News Week, and will be back blending structure with chance, or as he calls it, drinking with a fork.