Yet, unless a marked California Highway Patrol car is in the vicinity, the left lanes of LA freeways are routinely occupied by speeders going over 70 miles an hour, and, in many cases, over 80. I've been tailgated and harassed by a honking car with lights blinking when driving the speed limit in the middle lanes, and even the right lanes of many freeways.
The Marines, fighting insurgents in the region, in Anbar Province, routinely occupy houses for a few days at a time, paying rent to the owners.
Today, F.C. United has roughly 2,500 adult members and routinely occupies the middle ground between a quaint, charming community club and an organization that is seeking to build its own stadium because it has aspirations of advancing up the English soccer pyramid.
The transitional or shared nature of the spaces they routinely occupy means that privacy may be compromised.
The more cases we know about of unemployed people who are highly trained, gainfully occupied and routinely insulted by stupid workfare suggestions, the better.
In most of California the tribelets established permanent villages that they occupied all year, although small groups routinely left for periods of a few days or weeks to hunt or collect food.
Even when each is in use, unoccupied spaces are routinely kept at the same temperature as those that are occupied.
Even when buildings are in use, unoccupied spaces are routinely kept at the same temperature as those that are occupied.
Since the premiership of Arthur Balfour (1902 05), British prime ministers have routinely resided at the address, though in recent years some have occupied the more spacious living quarters of the adjoining 11 Downing Street.
This from a government which routinely bombs, invades, and occupies other nations for any number of perceived infractions.
Many landlords routinely demolish existing office space when a tenant moves out, particularly if the tenant occupied a lot of space and the offices are battered and old fashioned.
