Sentence examples for routinely enjoy from inspiring English sources

Mocking, repugnant and racist comments using terms like "nigger lips" and Jay-Z comparisons flooded in by the minute – leaving many to ponder why it seems to be the case that black features on black skin seldom reach the level of celebration that black features on white celebrities like Kylie Jenner or Angelina Jolie routinely enjoy.

Fans from East Asia have been known to refer to the A.F.C. as the Arabian Football Confederation because of the perceived imbalance of power in favor of the west, despite the greater success that teams from the east routinely enjoy on the field.

The children of poverty who survive will most likely hobble through life with mediocre educations — lagging their more affluent peers even before their first day in school and then falling farther behind, deprived of the resources that disadvantaged children in other advanced nations routinely enjoy.

No wonder they and their European counterparts envy the powers that individual members of Congress routinely enjoy.

Now my daughter and I routinely enjoy getting pedicures together while she eats caviar snack packs, and I drink champagne laced with 24-karat gold.

Dr. Michael Boniface from the Mayo Clinic noted that minor muscle cramping can occur, of course, but that swimming is still "not a dangerous activity to routinely enjoy" after eating.

Regional newspapers cultivated cosy monopolies and routinely enjoyed annual profit margins of more than 20%.

This was not big news in my family, since we routinely enjoyed encounters with the departed.

Another surprising group that routinely enjoys a bit of a windfall around Valentine's Day? Divorce lawyers.

A science journalist, on the other hand, must write on a much broader range of topics on much tighter deadlines, and in a digestible way for a general readership, without the expert input that is routinely enjoyed by scientists.

Another surprising group that routinely enjoys a bit of a windfall around Valentine's Day? Divorce filings rise about 40% this time of year, says data from Avvo, a site that rates and ranks lawyers.