Sentence examples for routinely stands from inspiring English sources

This is a town, after all, where another sideshow on wheels, Grandpa Woodstock, routinely stands motionless atop his three-wheeled bicycle on the village green for hours, his hand frozen in a peace sign.

When we resort to metaphor, a term that routinely stands for one thing or kind is made to stand for another, suitably related thing or kind instead, and this change in what the term stands for occurs on the fly, without warning and without special explanation.

West's female partner, Quinn, routinely stands guard, lies to protect him, and makes bogus 911 calls for cover.

The police routinely stand back when mobs attack vulnerable religious minorities accused of the offence.

Now as I waited, I routinely stood up to peek into those windows to see if he had shown up.

While Green was in the ocean, Wallace would routinely stand on the shore, yelling anecdotal statistics about shark attacks at her.

In a country where crooks, charlatans, film stars, sportsmen and nut jobs routinely stand for, and get voted into office, Mr. Aquino represented a steady and secure vote.

Winter storms routinely damage stands along clearcut boundaries on Northern Vancouver Island, disrupting forest management plans.

agents were routinely ordered to stand down rather than interdict guns from people they suspected of trafficking weapons.

Ordinary citizens routinely pay gestores to stand in line for them at the driver's license office.

We understand she has professional requirements for US travel and these matters are generally handled routinely and expeditiously, so stand by".