Sentence examples for Usual well from inspiring English sources

There are 25 playable characters, which means you could actually find ones that are a bit outside the usual "well, that one has a bow" sort of tropes such classes usually get stuck in.

Obama was, as usual, well ahead of his competition.

So then expect to hear the usual, "well, gays are treated differently because they can't reproduce and children are the only point of marriage... .. et cetera et cetera.

Mrs. Clinton was, as usual, well briefed, and like a good diplomat, she set out grand principles for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee while avoiding a whole lot of specificity about how she would apply them.

Last week a woman shielded her toddler from a hurled ball and said, "Don't you hate it when your husband is home for lunch?" I, without the usual, "Well," pause -- "I have a different situation," just blurted out, "Actually, my husband's dead, and I'd give anything to have a sandwich with him just once again".

(What was the question for which Obama got a yes? Perhaps it was some variation on, "Will you really let your country go into default?") Boehner described arriving this year as if a stranger to the capital, a land of "business as usual": "Well I've got news for Washington: those days are over".

(On the matter, New York Times' media columnist David Carr wrote the best piece, as usual, well-crafted and documented).

But his remarks went beyond the usual well-worn lines to a new level of inflammatory rhetoric that signals a change in American law enforcement's approach to the crypto wars.

This year, the university secured its usual well-calculated mix: Muhammad Ali, Noam Chomsky, Tito Puente and Julie Taymor, along with two scientists an engineer and a historian whose names are less well known on Main Street.

Beyond the usual well-intentioned but often ineffective mentoring and networking programs for women, the author argues that building gender balance is a twenty-first century management and leadership skill.

A veteran driver for the Benetton-Ford team, the Dutchman had pulled into the pits, where his little pit crew army set about their individual tasks with their usual well-practised efficiency.