Sentence examples for are usually old from inspiring English sources
Few bridge deals have names, and those that do are usually old.
By the time they're finished the stories in them are usually old news.
He also rightly points out that the figures quoted are usually old news, as much as four months after the fact, even though they are often mistakenly reported as this month's or last month's numbers.
We chose a population that is closer to hospitalized patients, who are usually old and with different co-morbidities.
Since patients with COPD are usually old, hypertensive and heavy cigarette smokers, they may suffer from known or occult coronary artery disease resulting in myocardial ischaemia during AECOPD.
We believe that our population is closer to hospitalized patients, who are usually old and with different co-morbidities (that is, many subjects underwent CT scan for cancer follow-up); mean age was 64 ± 13 years versus 55 ± 17 years for the patients who underwent CT scan for the determination of the potential for lung recruitment [ 14].
Volcanic blocks are usually older rock broken by the explosive opening of a new vent.
"The key is not to put off your heavy audiences who are usually older and more downmarket," he says.
The record in the foreign-language category suggests a weakness for stodgy, conservative films, and the Academy members who vote in the category are usually older.
Rural populations are usually older and do not reproduce as fast as younger, more urban populations, so rural areas tend to have depressed rates of growth.
