Sentence examples similar to a usual middle from inspiring English sources
The song's beginning, normally so driving and powerful, here felt more like its usual middle, where it starts orgying out in all directions.
Cofradías, Roman Catholic laymen's societies of the usual Middle American pattern, organize the fiestas for the community's patron saints and, among the Chocho, also keep the saint's image under their care.
As awards shows go, Sunday's Emmys suffered from the usual middle-hour drag — which America has now learned to use as a fine opportunity to sharpen its Twitter claws.
At an upmarket multiplex in the south district of the Indian capital, Delhi, the crowds included the usual middle-class English-speaking audiences as well as the residents of a neighbouring slum for whom the 350-rupee ($6.6 £44) tickets could not have come cheap.
I was interested to see that she had abandoned her usual middle-class academic setting for one of working-class hardship.
Not by the usual middle-class people who always do these things, but by the people who are usually the subjects of the volunteers' work.
What's your take on it?" "Sexual desire's not something you understand," I said, giving my usual middle-of-the-road opinion.
The challenge for all of them, though, is to push beyond the usual middle-class suspects and begin to take what they do to the largely working-class places that most vividly embody the current political crisis.
In the absence of Bangladesh's opening bowler, Mortaza, Australia opened the innings with Andrew Symonds and Michael Bevan— giving the usual middle-order batsmen time at the crease.
