Sentence examples for In usually from inspiring English sources

"But there are lots of women who get sucked in, usually because they have debts or they want to buy the latest fashions".

PLFs are these foods given to newborn before breastfeeding is established or before breast milk "comes in," usually on the first day of life [ 4, 5].

Voices were raised in usually hushed lounges.

Moving their students in usually takes a few hours.

The gates, which stop deer getting in, usually open via sensor.

Only then can one reach in — usually with just the right hand — to eat.

In Europe his race was rarely mentioned in usually glowing reviews.

Swearings-in usually occur once or twice a month.

I never saw a wonderful film at a drive-in (usually, they showed garbage, or scratched-up prints of movies you'd seen weeks ago downtown).

Pre-stationarity MCMC samples were discarded as burn-in (usually, around the first 700 samples), and the model parameters and tree topology were estimated using the remaining samples.

Walk-in (usually acute) prescription dispensing was timed as dispensing journeys.