Sentence examples for talk routinely from inspiring English sources

Young children at the camp talk routinely of brothers, fathers and uncles dying or disappearing.

People in the province talk routinely about the many American "atrocities" and "massacres" in the war against the Taliban and al-Qaeda in Afghanistan.

"An old school of thought, and a robust one at that, holds that the monarch and their family should be seen and not heard, and confine themselves to the sort of small talk routinely encountered at Buckingham Palace garden parties.

Jack knew that, and expected it; after his retirement, he spent much time organising our affairs, and would talk routinely of a future that excluded him, to my irritation.

Sunnis now talk routinely of the Safawis - the Arabic name for the Shia Persian Safavid dynasty, which fought the Sunni Ottomans for control of Iraq in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Labor talks routinely spill over contract deadlines.

He said he has talked routinely with defensive tackle Jason Ferguson, who will probably miss a third of the season with a shoulder injury sustained on the first day of camp.

Investigators of CNV have broadened their experimental toolkit and talks routinely navigated data from fluorescence in situ hybridization experiments, SNP arrays, array comparative genomic hybridization, and next generation sequencing.

Rodriguez, meanwhile, talks the team talk but routinely creates his own spectacle.

Instead, the toxic talk is routinely defended as being nothing more than spirited debate.

As part of the talk, I routinely offer practical and well-meaning advice that my sons should obtain a signed and notarized letter from any potential sexual partner stating the other person's unequivocal wishes and also make copies of several forms of ID proving age, including but not limited to driver's license and birth certificate.