Sentence examples for routinely known from inspiring English sources

As Passover of 2008 commences Saturday night, Mr. Weininger, along with Ian Chesis-Teran, is one of two gay rabbinical students at J.T.S., as the seminary is routinely known.

Should rare shortcomings be made more routinely known?

Or an N.F.L. game in which the defense routinely knows which play an offense is about to run.

The pilot told air-traffic control he was attempting an emergency landing, before he lost control and the aircraft flipped over and fell to the ground.Pilots of any aircraft routinely know how to deal with one failed engine on take-off.

This suggests that, for 3-D similarity methods to provide biologically meaningful results, the conformer generation program employed should be able to routinely reproduce known "bioactive" conformers (e.g., an experimentally-derived ligand conformation of a chemical bound in a protein crystal structure binding pocket).

Anyone who has sat in lazy contentment in the lush and leafy 'secret' garden at the northernmost extent of Central Park, a once desolate location where unsuspecting visitors were routinely robbed, knows that a book about Lynden Breed Miller's vital work is long overdue.

And police officers routinely demand "tips" – known euphemistically as "money for water and tea".

It is not certain that the shots contained "speed," but Dr. Feelgood, as patients called him, is known routinely to have mixed amphetamines into his potions.

The police also routinely use sensors, known as automatic person location systems (APLS), on officers which help them locate someone if they have been hurt or to feed back information.

In some respects this is not dissimilar to the focus on the main lines within the major Class 1 railroads in the US and Canada as the primary conduits for traffic much of which is routinely moving between known origin and destination points.

The North, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), as it is officially known, routinely issues threats of military action in response to the annual exercises that it sees as preparation for war against it.