Sentence examples for routinely mentioned from inspiring English sources

Hedge-fund wizards are routinely mentioned.

And the name and abbreviation of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, routinely mentioned in news articles.

Long a liberal activist, Reiner is one of the names routinely mentioned when the Democrats are looking for a candidate to stand against California's Republican governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.

He's routinely mentioned in the press as a surprise omission from the Man Booker lists, and yet has never actually managed to catch the selectors' eye.

Cory Booker, one of a half-dozen Democrats routinely mentioned as a Presidential contender, is a man of singularly intense enthusiasms.

Weber achieved the height of her renown during these years: her name was routinely mentioned alongside that of D. W. Griffith and Cecil B. DeMille as one of the top talents in Hollywood.

(Chinese newspapers routinely mention the hope that Lin could be the country's first Nobel laureate in economics).

Ms. Cohen estimated that about a third of her deals last year involved an escrow request, so she now routinely mentions the possibility to all her buyers.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Obama routinely mentions the Secret Service, often lamenting light-heartedly that they will not let him drive a car or ride a motorcycle.

Chicago, which has long struggled with trafficking and illegal guns, has served as a larger symbol of violent crime for President Trump, who routinely mentions the city when speaking about gun violence.

In fact, he began 2010 telling reporters that he was going to make an effort to be nice, and now routinely mentions that he will not blow up during his almost nightly phone calls to dispute articles.