Sentence examples for are usually outside from inspiring English sources

In the 3-4 defense the Jets are expected to use, the pass rushers are usually outside linebackers.

Vice-Presidents, who arrive to campaigns late, are usually outside the inner circle when Administrations begin, but eventually they move toward the center.

Such changes may include the experiencing of thoughts, feelings, and perceptions that are usually outside the individual's awareness ("unconscious" or "repressed").

The Trans Pacific Partnership, although billed as a trade agreement, includes provisions on intellectual property and copyright that are usually outside the boundaries of trade, critics say.

"The most successful advertisements are usually outside your comfort zone," explains Creative Director James Lowther.

Low-threshold drop-in facilities in each study city serve as study sites, and the study operating hours are usually outside the regular opening hours of the facility to avoid solely recruiting regular clients of the facility.

If he was home, Mr. Lewis was usually outside, trimming his flowers and keeping an eye on things.

For me, holidays are about relaxing, not cooking or learning new things, so if I ever cook it's usually outside on a barbecue doing incredibly simple dishes.

"By 5 30 or so I'm awake and ready to get up and get going, and I'm usually outside... looking for the newspaper before it's even arrived.

When he did say something, it was like E. F. Hutton, and he was usually outside the status quo.

That may be easier said than done: Language evolves over time and how it evolves is usually outside of any one group's control.