Sentence examples for routinely swap from inspiring English sources

Banks and their regulators routinely swap employees.

Rival politicians now routinely swap insults: "rats", "butcher", "Pakistani agent", and "a devil" have all proved popular in recent days.

Cross currency basis swaps from euros to dollars has also improved, meaning that funding in euros is becoming cheaper for the many Asian issuers that routinely swap back to dollars.

She and her husband, Ed, routinely swap eggs from their coop, a quaint cottage with sage-green shutters and geraniums in the window, for their neighbors' fava beans, tomatoes and Meyer lemons.

The discovery, which followed a tipoff police said, exacerbates an already tense atmosphere in the region, which is bearing the brunt of Europe's refugee crisis and where rival Balkan countries routinely swap allegations of interference in each other's domestic affairs.

To prevent this dye bias, we routinely swap the dyes during labelling for repeated hybridisations.

During Mr. Rajaratnam's trial, Mr. Smith testified that he routinely swapped secret information with corporate insiders.

Burgess' preparations were further hindered when he was routinely swapped from inside centre to No.6 at English club Bath and back to No.12 by England.

Principals at these schools say their parents' associations do more than collect money; they work in tandem with the administration throughout the year to come up with monetary solutions, routinely swapping items from one budget to the other so that principals can use money for full-time staff while the PTA covers the expenses allowed by the Education Department.

The Fairchild family was feuding, with slanders routinely swapped.

In numerous interviews and in the widely acclaimed Netflix documentary "Icarus," Rodchenkov described how he worked with the FSB, the Russian spy agency formerly headed by Putin, and with Russia's sports ministry to oversee a system in which sealed urine samples of athletes were routinely swapped after testing, allowing athletes to take banned substances to avoid detection.