“To vary one's work routine is to break up one's day into segments devoted to various aspects of one's job.”

“She tried to vary her routine to avoid him, but every time she entered a room, he would appear as if by magic.”

“Rates of interest are bound to vary over time.”

“They variegate their clothes by steeping them in dyes, which produce a color not easily effaced.”

“In the year 1877, our knowledge of the markings which variegate the surface of Mars was in a very satisfactory condition.”

“This curriculum will seek to variegate the material in order to arouse the students' interest.”

“All that variegates, softens and emotionalizes the otherwise tedious enumeration of events.”

“The play is written in verse which varies between alternately rhyming quatrains and stanzaic form, the effect being lyric rather than dramatic.”

“Painted in gouache, watercolor and acrylic, its surface varies from matte to shiny and its colors from transparent to opaque.”

“Ohlson varies his regular structure by making two rectangles within each of four vertical quadrants.”

“Passports issued to residents of the Crown dependencies and Gibraltar has a slightly variated cover.”