Sentence examples for routinely sets from inspiring English sources

Trump routinely sets parameters, of course, which at times seem to bend reality, and he did so in his answer.

Mr. Dingell, who routinely sets off metal detectors because of his hip, removed his overcoat, suit coat, shoes and socks, "and he still kept beeping," Mr. Hacker said.

The state routinely sets new records for foreclosures — in the second quarter, 20.13 percent of its mortgages were delinquent or in foreclosure, a national high, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.

"We have a new credo: carpe noctem — seize the night," said Douglas A. Kass, a hedge fund manager who routinely sets his alarm for precisely that time to scan the headlines coming out of Europe.

Mr. DeFazio said he routinely sets off an alarm when passing through the body scanner at Eugene Airport in Oregon and recently watched 12 out of 15 people after him trigger the alarm and require a pat-down.

Specifically, Roberts wanted to know if the President would do it "without condition," or would instead demand "a strict set of parameters". Trump routinely sets parameters, of course, which at times seem to bend reality, and he did so in his answer.

Banks routinely set aside money to cover losses on loans that might run into trouble.

His bouncy step and infectious enthusiasm routinely set eyes rolling in the department during those pre-caffeinated morning hours.

The first is to curb the amparo, a kind of injunction under which judges routinely set aside the law.

In our contemporary cult of victimhood, we see supposed victims of oppression routinely set out on self-righteous crusades to humiliate and punish their former persecutors.

Plaintiffs' lawyers, who typically receive 25percentto40percentcent of a settlement, routinely set up mass screenings for union members and other workers who might have been exposed to asbestos.