Sentence examples for routinely waiting from inspiring English sources

"People are still routinely waiting for – well, we don't really know, but certainly more than 18 weeks, possibly up to two years, for their treatment and that is routine in some parts of the country.

Speaking ahead of the draft budget, shadow finance minister Paul Davies AM criticised the situation in the NHS in Wales where "patients are routinely waiting over four hours to be seen in A&E".

Lorries routinely wait for hours to cross at the busiest points on the Mexican border.

A woman said she routinely waits until after 5 p.m. to buy end-of-day bread for her family.

Now, there are so few itako that visitors routinely wait in line for several hours to see one.

Mr. Robinson said patients routinely wait five hours to see doctors, or more likely nurses, at the clinic, even when they have scheduled appointments.

The designer, who was responsible for contracting out work to build exhibitions, found that the museum's accounting office routinely waited two or three months to pay its bills.

The Assembly routinely waited for the latest market data so it could adjust its revenue estimates upward, an act that allowed the Democratic majority to justify more liberal spending.

One patient, compulsive about keeping his appointments with me, routinely waits on a hot sidewalk to catch the bus that brings him and his rumpled grocery bag of pills to the public clinic.

He also cautioned that the waits at gas stations, where often apoplectic drivers have routinely waited for hours to fill their tanks since the storm hit, would not necessarily be drastically shorter as a result of the new rules, which restrict refilling to cars with even-number license plates on even-number days and odd-number plates on odd-number days.

(HBO, 1999-2007) Younger viewers find it hard to comprehend the British television of the past: that there are people alive who grew up with as few as two channels and who routinely waited three years for a hit movie to reach TV screens.