Sentence examples for routinely blow from inspiring English sources

These winds routinely blow at 200 miles per hour in a part of the upper atmosphere called the thermosphere.

Storms routinely blow migrating birds off course, and this peninsular, which resembles a withered hand on a map, is their first sanctuary.

Breezing past bouncers who keep out the riff-raff with a strict "face-control" policy, once inside they routinely blow hundreds if not thousands of pounds on vintage champagne and tiny sushi canapés, without so much as a blink.

The winds behind this fire are known locally as a "sundowner," a close cousin of the hot, dry Santa Ana winds that routinely blow in the fall and winter and fan devastating fires.

The thousands of new members attracted by the Pirates' Berlin success included a fair share of blowhards, troublemakers and worseOn the party's e-mail lists, discussions of whether users of Liquid Feedback should be allowed to remain anonymous or how much Pirates in parliaments should be allowed to earn routinely blow up into bad-tempered "shitstorms".

The monsoons that routinely blow into Arizona in June and July bring erratic winds and lightning -- but often they bring no rain.

The group's land holdings, which total about 30,000 acres, are centered on a row of buttes where the wind routinely blows at 25 miles per hour.

We know that the Taliban and Al Qaeda have been routinely blowing up the convoys as they cross from Pakistan into Afghanistan.

Blow dryers and vacuums routinely blew circuit breakers.

It routinely blows up bank ATMs and cellphone towers, and raids school dormitories at night, shooting schoolboys in their beds or locking them in and firebombing the buildings, slitting the throats of those who manage to get out.

Concern about the dangers of a sport in which players routinely suffer blows to the head has reached Washington.