Sentence examples for a selection of usually from inspiring English sources

Then there's stuff like Humble Bundle, which let you pay whatever you like for a selection of usually very decent games.

The stickman (the person who retrieves the dice using a long, curved stick) offers the shooter a selection of (usually) five dice from which two are chosen.

Lyman concurs that she had "not too wide a selection of clothing," and usually had a long coat and a small pocketbook, even in the summer.

A selection of artworks make the usually invisible aspects of maintenance visible, from Martha Rosler's Cleaning the Drapes to Inigo Manglano-Ovalle's The Kiss.

For anyone who, like my grandmother, is squeamish about wearing secondhand clothes — she could never be disabused of the macabre suspicion that they were harvested for sale from dead bodies — there is usually a selection of new stock, donated by some of the city's designers.

There is usually a selection of salads, chili and soup stocks.

The equivalent of a selective sampling of works from 10 or so Whitney Biennials, it concentrates on a selection of the imposing paintings that were usually exhibited in the 1820's and 30's in either the Paris Salons or at the Royal Academy in London.

You can usually find a selection of the programs for either Windows or Macintosh systems at your favorite software retailer, and registered users can usually download updates to the software from the Web.

I usually read a selection of the broadsheets".

The bundle of doom High-street retailers like to offer exclusive bundle deals, which usually means a selection of games thrown in with your console of choice.

But as anyone who has flown in coach recently knows, that usually means a selection of bland sandwiches and snack boxes filled with a mismatched medley of junk foods.