Sentence examples for I usually passed from inspiring English sources

I usually passed his hut every other day, but after the incident with his I.D. card I cut it back to twice a week and then to once a week.

I usually passed the homeless man who stood near my subway stop without giving him anything, because I was always in a rush: heading to the airport, or a photo shoot, or some radio studio downtown; I needed to get somewhere and talk to someone about caring for everyone.

Even when the notice is long enough, the hassle of the visa process means I usually pass.

"I usually pass up the first shot I see and try to get a rebound first, or get a stop first," Doleac said.

"I usually pass by the ads every day, and since it'll be saving an endangered animal's life I thought I might as well go for it and check in," he said.

But I usually pass on a sachet in my local chip shop – at once cloyingly sweet and unpleasantly vinegary, it's only worth it in places that actually make their own version, which is probably why Nigel Slater worries that it's "in danger of going the way of true salad cream".

As part of this process, I usually pass papers to members of Science's Board of Reviewing Editors, who help us evaluate many of the manuscripts we receive.

I've usually passed on Forbes Life but on a recent hot day (102TK and souring), I looked through the stack of "men's" magazines on my husband's desk for something to read.

That means it usually passes without fuss.

Other selections usually passed muster but were lackluster.

What was left usually passed to the surviving spouse.