Sentence examples for routinely responds from inspiring English sources

Boeheim routinely responds to requests to talk with cancer patients, especially those with prostate cancer, which he had in 2001.

The Air Force routinely responds rapidly to urgent calls from ground forces in dire circumstances — with the unrivaled combat precision and reliability airmen routinely bring to bear.

China, which routinely responds to foreign leaders' meetings with the Dalai Lama with diplomatic snubs and sanctions, said it had relayed its concerns formally to the US and urged Washington to treat its concerns seriously.

Mackenzie's is the only voice we hear, but she routinely responds to questions that her viewers pose in chat, turning the stream into a dialogue – "kenz, whats your favorite vanilla-flavored ice cream flavor?" asks one viewer.

Rukavina says he routinely responds to casting calls looking for a nondescript "amputee" actors, only to get called into audition rooms filled with dozens of people, all with their own unique conditions.

Despite the described impact of using an all-paramedic system, one remedy might be to create a de facto 'tier' in those all-ALS systems by creating a team of supervisors, field training officers, or expert physician responders who routinely respond to critical calls.

Police and fire department records make clear that emergency workers are frequent visitors, routinely responding to 911 calls about psychotic episodes, unfettered chaos and dead bodies.

The Israeli military routinely respond with tear gas, stun grenades, rubber bullets, jets of foul-smelling fluid known as "skunk", and sometimes live ammunition.

Rothstein wrote that Rumsfeld routinely responded to criticism about civilian casualties by stating that "some amount" of collateral damage "is inevitable in war".

Tonight's shooting was the deadliest, and it raised concerns about spiraling violence by militant settlers who have routinely responded to Palestinian attacks in recent weeks by vandalizing Palestinian cars and homes.

Analysis of more than 1,700 whistle signals exchanged between bottle-nose dolphins swimming along the Moray Firth coast of Scotland showed that the animals routinely responded to each other with matching signals, often echoing identical whistles within seconds.