Sentence examples for routinely warned from inspiring English sources

"Don't dent the house!" his mother routinely warned.

My biggest fear was that she would be born prematurely, just as my doctors routinely warned.

She wishes she could be 26 in perpetuity: an innocent age before men at barbecues routinely warned her about falling off a fertility cliff.

PC Magazine surveyed other Internet service providers, including Verizon, Time Warner and Cox, and found none routinely warned customers or cut off service.

Why did the company's chief, who routinely warned of his rivals' lax lending practices well before the mortgage market cracked, ultimately allow Countrywide to ardently embrace those practices?

High-school kids headed out of town for a basketball game or debate tournament are routinely warned to be on their best behaviour by way of the grave reminder that each of them represents their whole school, their whole community.

Many health officials routinely warn that shoveling snow can raise the risk of heart attacks.

Foreign embassies routinely warn their citizens about crime in the capital.

He said the clubs routinely warn members about locker room theft.

Previously, Britain has said that its personnel who train the Saudis routinely warn them against transgressing international humanitarian law.

My friend and his wife didn't respond, but they wondered why he didn't routinely warn his patients of this possibility in advance.