Sentence examples for routinely long from inspiring English sources

The assemblyman recalled that once when he was about 7, he asked his father why he got to work so early — typically 4 30 or 5 in the morning — and worked routinely long hours.

Getting your car washed can be a huge pain in the city* — there's routinely long lines and it takes forever.

The days are routinely long: He spends the weekdays in Samoa working from 8 a.m. until it's late enough to reach Asian customers.

Workers routinely work long shifts on very low pay and are exposed to harmful chemicals that can cause illnesses.

THE BOTTOM LINE Routinely working long hours is associated with a greater risk of depression, studies show.

Chaminade routinely travels long distances by commercial airlines for games on the mainland; Duke flew to games in Dubai and China last August in chartered comfort.

"We remain committed to agreeing a contract that protects against junior doctors routinely working long hours, delivers a fair system of pay and does not disadvantage those in flexible working.

Hundreds of deaths related to overwork – from strokes, heart attacks and suicide – are reported every year in Japan, along with a host of serious health problems – symptoms, critics say, of the demands placed on workers who routinely work long hours and take short holidays.

Brenda K. Keene, the flight school's admissions director, said in an interview that Mr. Nawawi received training in the early 1990's and that the records of his enrollment had been routinely destroyed long before an F.B.I. agent visited the school in 1998 to ask to see them.

Some snails, however, shoot each other in the foot: As a bizarre sort of foreplay, they routinely insert long needles into one another.

At the weekend, Mr Modi kicked off his party's election campaign in Delhi by addressing a political rally where he promised round-the-clock electricity to the city which routinely faces long power cuts in the summer months.