A Reluctant Spouse Mrs. Romney has become a comfortable presence behind the microphone, routinely joining her husband on stage for brief, folksy remarks.
On the streets, people point at her and say, 'Wow, that's Lang Lang's mom.' " Now Guoren Lang routinely joins his son during encores.
My pets, from the reptile to the rabbit, and all the dogs and cats in between, have found their way -- at one time or another -- onto our beds, and routinely join us on the couch.
This year, as a member of the upper House of Lords, to which Anglican bishops are routinely appointed, Bishop Welby joined a parliamentary panel scrutinizing the behavior of British banks.
Compared to the fusion welding processes that are routinely used for joining structural aluminium alloys, friction stir welding (FSW) process is an emerging solid state joining process in which the material that is being welded does not melt and recast.
Perhaps in imitation of the stars added to the United States flag whenever a new state joined the Union, Canadians routinely added official provincial shields to the arms of Canada.
When they took their coffee break, I made sure his string was flat".' Such laughs were in short supply when Mr. Ezrin joined Lou Reed in 1973 to produce "Berlin," routinely described on release as the most depressing album ever.
Chevron, which routinely tries to block federal and state climate initiatives, joined ExxonMobil at the bottom.
Gay pride marches are now routinely held in Montenegro's Adriatic neighbour Croatia, which joined the EU in July, but same-sex rights remain stifled in the conservative, patriarchal societies of most of the Balkans.
Of those that routinely are advised for influenza vaccination, approximately 86% joined the vaccination program.
