Sentence examples for routinely of from inspiring English sources
The desserts, however, taste routinely of the freezer.
Young children at the camp talk routinely of brothers, fathers and uncles dying or disappearing.
Jack knew that, and expected it; after his retirement, he spent much time organising our affairs, and would talk routinely of a future that excluded him, to my irritation.
For all the former Brentford manager may rail against the level of scrutiny, routinely of the negative variety, which accompanies his post, Warburton should realise by now this comes with Old Firm territory.
Sunnis now talk routinely of the Safawis - the Arabic name for the Shia Persian Safavid dynasty, which fought the Sunni Ottomans for control of Iraq in the 16th and 17th centuries.
For the right, the establishment has even more complex associations than for the left, because the founders of modern conservatism were the first to speak routinely of a "liberal establishment" a like-minded elite that was said to exert undue influence over Congress, academia, the news media and more.
Its game against Miami was routinely one of the biggest of the season.
These results underscore the importance of routinely assessing quality of life when treating overweight adolescents.
He is, routinely, one of the most dedicated players.
Politicians are routinely accused of lacking empathy, with some justification.
People routinely died of malaria, cholera, and starvation.
