Sentence examples for routinely listen from inspiring English sources

Adolescents routinely listen to their iPods at levels exceeding 95 to 100 decibels.

But it is widely believed that Mr. Flynn was overheard on the wiretap because American intelligence agencies routinely listen in on the calls of foreign ambassadors.

They claim that evidence proves Mulcaire conspired with executives at the paper to routinely listen to private messages left on their mobiles.

Nobody at the NSA is routinely listening in to your telephone conversations".

But anyone who routinely listens to British, Dutch, French and Italian ensembles can easily spot each country's musical accent.

In Spain 54.2% of people aged 55 to 64 routinely listened to the radio last year up from 46.6% in 2000.

Not coincidently, Manning routinely listens to the 72-minute Bob Dylan classic "Blonde on Blonde" in its entirety before flying across country.

There is scant evidence to suggest that routinely listening to every healthy person's lungs, or pressing on every normal person's liver, will find a disease that wasn't suggested by the patient's history.

In fact, an examination based on police records, court documents and interviews with investigators and reporters shows that Britain's revered police agency failed to pursue leads suggesting that one of the country's most powerful newspapers was routinely listening in on its citizens.

But Democratic lawmakers made clear Thursday morning that they will not ignore a New York Times report that Trump has refused to stop using iPhones in the White House, despite repeated warnings from U.S. intelligence officials that Chinese and Russian spies are routinely listening in on his conversations.

WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, said Thursday that the committee would investigate claims by two military eavesdroppers that they routinely listened in on private calls home from American military officers, aid workers and journalists stationed in Iraq.