Sentence examples for routinely starting from inspiring English sources

Hilfiger, says a wrangler who has worked with the designer and placed such socialites as Kimberly Stewart (daughter of rocker Rod Stewart) and such celebrities as Nicole Richie at fashion shows and parties, was the first designer to use celebs routinely, starting in 1996.

Bure's skating was also complemented by his ability to deke out defenders and goaltenders at top speeds, making him capable of routinely starting end-to-end rushes.

Programmes routinely start late and suffer from government interference.

A perk: Accomplished student-musicians routinely start up spontaneous lunchtime jam sessions.

— and they have routinely started slowly on offense, most recently against Jacksonville on Nov. 28.

Back then, many actors routinely started drinking in the morning and were incapable of working after lunchtime.

The Guardian has published evidence showing that undercover officers routinely started sexual relationships with political campaigners during an infiltration campaign that began in 1968.

Before the advent of the five-man rotation in the early 1970's, pitchers routinely started with only three days of rest in the World Series.

British developers now routinely start their marketing in Asian cities, a classic example of the shift in the world's economic center of gravity in recent years.

Investigations by the Guardian have revealed that over decades, undercover officers had routinely started intimate relationships, some lasting several years, with campaigners they had been sent to spy on.

The very concept of a museum -- making masterpieces and other treasures readily accessible to the public -- is something of a security nightmare, one that grew more complicated when paintings routinely started selling for millions of dollars.