Sentence examples for somehow routinely from inspiring English sources

While racing's investigative efforts are now largely focused on the Breeders' Cup Pick Six, a handful of Monmouth customers were more concerned with the possibility that some bettors were somehow routinely making win bets after a race had begun.

Maybe it's because I went to Oxford, maybe because I refuse to cultivate a mockney accent, maybe because my friends are all called Tarquin de'ath von Bunface-Toffo, I can somehow (inadvertently) pass and am routinely lambasted for it.

Moreover, because Murdock somehow has perfect lie detection, he routinely uses torture to find out what he wants to know.

Somehow Yip has evaded the perpetual hosannas routinely afforded his contemporaries Cole Porter, Lorenz Hart, and Johnny Mercer.

In the ultra-scrutiny of a post-9/11 world, wouldn't these organizations would have to somehow successfully elude all the heightened measures which routinely nabs even the world's biggest corporations?

Acupuncture appears somehow to be effective in relieving pain and is routinely used in China as an anesthetic during surgery.

This is because crimes involving the sexual desires of the attacker routinely see victims made to feel like they were somehow complicit.

The speculative proposition here is that the infection somehow created leakiness, allowing predator odor to tap into neurons that routinely signal sexual opportunities.

Curiously, this routinely involves the pace of greens – as if Woods is somehow taken aback by what he has to putt on during any given week.

Guardiola often says that he does not routinely track the coverage of him and his team, but he somehow knows everything that has been said or written (as well as who said it or wrote it).

However, Republicans routinely deny this, asserting that capping revenue at some arbitrary percentage of G.D.P. will somehow or other force huge cuts in spending that will prevent deficits from rising to inconceivable levels.