Sentence examples for routinely ended from inspiring English sources
By the time I was sixteen, the nationwide crack epidemic had compounded the problem; house parties and Saturday nights at the skating rink routinely ended with gunfire.
For instance, Reynolds explained that the generic "bum knee" that routinely ended athletic careers can now be more accurately diagnosed and treated, often with arthoscopic surgery, using a microphone connected to a television monitor.
Candidates with her profile routinely ended up in makeshift offices erected inside cargo containers in the countryside, where the Chinese government was building highways, railway tracks, refineries, and power plants.
And especially so if the other team routinely ends up dead.
Airplanes coming into Delhi and Mumbai routinely end up circling the airports for hours, wasting precious jet fuel, because there are not enough runways or airport gates.
When Irene struck, a project was under way in Nags Head, where houses routinely end up in the surf when a storm passes.
By James Surowiecki When Americans are asked to rank professions in terms of honesty and ethics, insurance agents routinely end up near the bottom of the list somewhere between politicians and car salesmen.
Unwanted products routinely end up in landfills, but the sudden desert burial of countless games, associated with an iconic movie and adapted for an iconic console, was material colorful enough for a legend.
But her accent is better than that of another businessman-turned-politician who has made many ads in Spanish, and routinely ends his press conferences in Spanish: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
A key factor behind the proposed change in Europe is a growing frustration in Brussels with the current system, under which meetings between government officials and ministers routinely end in deadlock.
When Americans are asked to rank professions in terms of honesty and ethics, insurance agents routinely end up near the bottom of the list — somewhere between politicians and car salesmen.
