Sentence examples for routinely drawn from inspiring English sources

The declarer had lost two tricks, and would have lost two more if he had routinely drawn trumps.

Each state has routinely drawn water in excess of its legal allotments from the river, but, as a penalty for the unsuccessful talks, no surplus will be available this year.

On 42 gf, there could follow 42... Be4 43 Kf4 Bd6 44 Kg5 Band45 f7 Kramnikd Kramnik will exchange a bishop for the last pawn and enter into the routinely drawn rook versus bishop endgame.

Courting African American voters across the south and in cities, from churches to block parties, Clinton has routinely drawn attention to lost opportunities among young black victims of gun violence that takes roughly 33,000 lives each year.

But it is becoming clear that supposedly honourable members have routinely drawn the absolute maximum of £22,110 a year on ACA – a sum since increased – as if it were a supplement to their £60,000-plus annual pay.

Their first paper was about how people were routinely drawn to extrapolating conclusions from statistically insignificant samples: "Belief in the Law of Small Numbers" – a faith that if a coin came down heads twice in a row, the next toss was more likely to be tails.

His readings routinely draw crowds of several hundred.

The Haskell routinely draws more than 40,000 people.

An annual snowmobile rally held on Presidents' Day weekend routinely draws more than 1,000 enthusiasts.

"Participants routinely drew on negative stereotypes of benefit recipients," the report's authors concluded.

Luxury: The Mansion on Turtle Creek, 2821 Turtle Creek Boulevard, (800) 527-5432, fax (214) 528-4187, routinely draws the rich and famous.