Sentence examples for routinely comes from inspiring English sources
Her signature Afro quiff routinely comes undone.
But election to one of those boards routinely comes at glacial pace, even for successful junior coaches.
More generally, albeit with a smile, Rory McIlroy said "trepidation" routinely comes to mind when contemplating this tournament.
It is sad, Gasol said, that the word routinely comes up, as it plays to the stereotype of the international basketball player.
Coach Bill Belichick of the Patriots routinely comes up with defensive twists, but as his nose tackle, Keith Traylor, said, "Nobody's going to trick anybody".
An almost clairvoyant power ribbons through Denver Coach Mike Shanahan as he annually plunders the garage sale of talent left over in the National Football League draft and routinely comes up with a lost van Gogh.
Mr. Schaeffer, the director, said that Ms. Elias routinely "came early to rehearsals".
Jejoen routinely came home late and struggled to get up in the mornings.
They routinely come closer than the 200-mile boundary that China insists on.
She said male guards routinely came into her room to check on her during the night.
Countries with the best teachers routinely come top of the international league tables.
