Sentence examples for routinely attracted from inspiring English sources

Indeed, unregulated gambling routinely attracted criminal elements looking to make easy money, and many scandals resulted.

Since the Seattle seminar was first offered in 1993, it has routinely attracted 12 to 15 students.

IOC president Jacques Rogge, impressed with the large, happy crowds that the medal ceremonies routinely attracted, suggested that the concept be carried over to subsequent Olympiads.

Playing well in her 70s, Edith routinely attracted a crowd of admiring golfers as she practiced her perfect swing at golf ranges in New York and Florida.

Phish's festivals have routinely attracted tens of thousands of fans to remote locations around the country over the years, even though the band does not invite other musical acts to perform.

Eighteen months later, after Klass had acquired a stalker and been the victim of a tabloid kiss-and-tell, the band split, blaming the abuse they now routinely attracted from the public.

"NCIS" on CBS routinely attracts 20 million viewers.

That hasn't stopped the Sounders from routinely attracting crowds of over 35,000 to their games.

Susie Lau of Style Bubble, a veteran of the revolution, routinely attracts around 15,000 unique readers to her site each day.

At 10 p.m, CNBC generally attracts fewer than 200,000 viewers, as compared to Fox News, which routinely attracts more than a million, according to Nielsen Media Research.

Speak to most people she has worked with - especially anyone whose job depends on the rocketing ratings she now routinely attracts - and they can't praise her enough.