Sentence examples for Normally from inspiring English sources
"normally" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe a regular or expected occurrence, or to emphasize a regular or expected outcome. For example: "Normally, I wake up at 6am every morning to go for a run."
adverb
Under normal conditions or circumstances; usually; most of the time
- Normally, I eat breakfast at 6am, but today, I got up late and didn't eat until 9.
We're largely dependent on whistleblowers – normally disillusioned chuggers – to enlighten us, as in last year's investigation by Dispatches.
There are not normally four of those in a game, yet there would always be four appeals.
"Young players normally play at the level of the team but he was above it and that spoke volumes," said Martínez, who later replaced Galloway with Sylvain Distin to give the veteran the send-off his fine Goodison career deserved.
If you laugh it off, you're normally all right.
"Normally you start playing more slowly once you have passed the age of 50," Karpov said.
Now we might be able to access them normally in the near future".
This does not come out because normally we are reticent; we are not allowed to speak; we have various kinds of rules and regulations that prevent us from speaking about various topics.
I've been amazed, because normally, when it comes to about four or five o'clock, I would switch on the lights around the house, but as I write this – at 7.30pm – the light still hasn't gone on.
Related: Leanne Wood of Plaid Cymru: 'Normally you just shout at the TV.
According to the general principle of open justice, inquests should normally be held in public and be fully reported unless national security is at risk.
Even the normally loyal Sunday Mirror carried a piece headlined "Miliband's got six weeks to shape up".
