Sentence examples for are usually thinking of from inspiring English sources

Those who are standing by are usually thinking of something very different.

When Australians speak with pride of the quality of their ski resorts, they are usually thinking of Thredbo.

"I'm usually thinking of Victorian England for my shoes so it was nice to be a little more festive and colorful".

When Mr. Seinfeld faces his crowd, he is usually thinking of the exchange in raw, physical terms: a competition to be won or lost.

When people talk about the French touch sound they're usually thinking of songs like Faithfull by Fantom, a one-off pseudonym of Parisian producer and DJ Gregory collaborator Julien Jabre.

These sales-driven people with a gift for getting you to say 'yes' are usually thinking many steps ahead of you, in the event that you come back with: I can't afford that right now, or I don't think I have use for your product, or the most simplest of statements, the dreaded "no".

When most people think organic organic they're usually thinking about the virtues of the produce itself, it has more flavor and is generally more ethically produced.

When we think about THC, we're usually thinking about a specific form, or isomer, of the molecule.

When we talk of great Scottish coasts we're usually thinking about the west: the hundreds of islands and the intricately-jagged mainland shores where each new landfall has its own unique beauty.

When people talk about an ebook, they're usually thinking about a digital version of a novel or a biography.

Other Princeton players aren't always quite expecting Bradley's passes when they arrive, for Bradley is usually thinking a little bit ahead of everyone else on the floor.