Sentence examples for I usually miss from inspiring English sources

Rather than a sound and subtle blinking light (which I usually miss when my headphones are boomin'), this phone gets your attention by standing upright.

Pascalina Mulenga, 29, was one of the mothers who brought her two young children – Astridah and Pascalina – to the clinic this morning.. "I don't usually miss the vaccinations because I now understand the importance of protecting our children from preventable illnesses," she said.

"I really don't usually miss that jump, so I'm a little shocked," Czisny, 22, said.

Here, I list things people usually miss: do you need a wig, make up, fake nails or eyelash？Details are important, but more important thing is the main part of the costume; don't blow it for spending too much time on details.

The rockets usually miss.

He doesn't usually miss opportunities.

So many hitters think they see it, but they usually miss it.

These approaches usually miss the point: anger is an emotion, not in and of itself an action.

ELECTION opponents usually miss no chance to point out why the other candidates are totally unsuitable for public office.

It also opens up new advertising and broadcasting opportunities in countries who usually miss out on major tournaments.

But people who move their savings to ultrasafe investments and then leave them there usually miss out on the gains when the markets come back.