Sentence examples for appear usually from inspiring English sources

As for appearance, they appear usually with silver, and shiny scales, and black tipped fins, with a white stomach.

Maker's marks appear, usually consisting of the initials or name of the maker.

It took just four to six days after exposure for the first symptoms to appear, usually a mild to moderate fever, drenching sweats and overwhelming fatigue.

Porous insider-trading rules mean that Swiss corporate deals, however much of a stitch-up they may appear, usually go unchallenged.

They appear, usually early in the morning or at dusk, in the yard, at the edge of the woods, or often along the dirt road that leads to our house.

While exhibitions, at which players are often paid to appear, usually differ from fund-raising events, the two types of events mark distinct time away from the grinding global tour that modern players have become accustomed to.

Pollen, a mass of microspores in a seed plant appearing usually as a fine dust.

Then start typing, and when the complete word appears, usually in a list just above the keyboard, tap it.

Leitmotif, German Leitmotiv ("leading motive"), a recurring musical theme appearing usually in operas but also in symphonic poems.

By the year 1400 numerous comedies and farces had appeared, usually performed on festive occasions in aristocratic houses or on open stages in municipal squares.

Every time he appears, usually to confront Bob, usually about a dog, there's a sense that anything could happen; most likely violence, but perhaps a theatrical flourish with an umbrella.