Sentence examples for are usually left from inspiring English sources
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Most of the time; less than always, but more than occasionally.
- Except for one or two days a year, he usually walks to work.
We are usually left with empty sacks.
Reporters and protesters are usually left standing at the gate.
But the groups' leaders are usually left at large.
Dispensary owners are rarely arrested, and patient records are usually left alone.
"I think they will increase, but these details are usually left for technical discussions," he said.
As with all of Emin's art, the signs advertise things that are usually left unadvertised.
At Public House 49, the restaurant is separated from the bar by French doors that, unfortunately, are usually left open.
Any interested men can observe it, though decisions are usually left to a smaller group of elders.
When we talk about college education in the US, these institutions are usually left out of the conversation, but Clayton State educates as many undergraduates as Harvard.
We are usually left to wonder, but I recently spent 12 hours crisscrossing four boroughs underground, asking people what they were reading and why.
"The one group of people who are usually left out of the campaigning are the ones who are working on movies," Mr. Bernard said.
