Sentence examples for are usually shut from inspiring English sources

The doors are usually shut by 9 p.m.

Small pro-Morsi protests persist on Friday afternoons, but they are usually shut down by police.

Protest movements — often led not by the poor, who are usually shut out of the benefits of rapid growth, but by a frustrated, hemmed-in middle class — have chipped away at support for longstanding presidents like Mr. dos Santos, Yoweri Museveni of Uganda and Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia, who died on Aug. 20.

Once their opinion is out, voices of dissent are usually shut out and in some cases, based on the culture, others fear speaking out against the HiPPO's direction even if they disagree with it.

When others say that someone is evil or crazy, or even a hero or an angel, they are usually trying to shut off curiosity.

Mr. Kristensen of the Federation of American Scientists said China was expanding its nuclear forces to 240 warheads in its overall stockpile from around 200. Reactors are usually rigged to shut down in an earthquake, and it is unclear if the Plant 821 reactor could undergo the same kind of disaster that struck the Chernobyl reactor in 1986.

Governors since then have usually shut out their No. 2 after the election is won.

Attempts by law enforcement agencies to shut down sites like Megaupload are usually characterised as pointless, never-ending games of Whack-A-Mole, but Megaupload's closure did prompt similar services to either shut down or change their business model.

Dry docks are usually constructed in open excavation in the dry, shutting out the sea by means of a cofferdam.

(Note: Fourth quarter numbers are usually down from third quarter numbers, as people start shutting things down for the holidays, etc).

The government has yet to shut down a listed web company and firms are usually masters of self-censorship.