Sentence examples for routinely calls from inspiring English sources
President Rajapaksa routinely calls up publishers to issue directives.
His wife Marie (pronounced "May-ree" by her husband) routinely calls him a smart-ass.
In Hollywood, where everyone routinely calls everyone else a genius, the praise Cranston inspires is remarkably fervent.
The North routinely calls the drills warmongering and accuses South Korea and its American ally of preparing for an invasion.
He routinely calls the younger Blake fathead and blunders into his son's private life whenever it suits him.
We see singers being made on TV – chosen, mentored, styled, provided with what everyone routinely calls "material".
Eritrea is routinely called "Africa's North Korea" for its repression, restrictions on daily life and routine use of torture to crush the slightest signs of defiance.
London is routinely called "a great city".
His supporters routinely call the mayor.
Sunnis routinely call Shiite politicians like Jabr "Iranians".
NovaStar was also routinely called a takeover target.
