Sentence examples for be usual from inspiring English sources
adjective
Most commonly occurring
- The preference of a boy to a girl is a usual occurrence in some parts of China.
That would have been usual, and I didn't want to be usual.
In another month, Eva will have adjusted, forgotten, will once again be usual happy self.
Well, there will be usual fluttering in the dovecotes among dedicated foodistas and chefs.
As a result, there's a greater sense of responsibility in the love I feel for him than might be usual for a sibling.
It came up with designs that showed an ability to generalize, and pick up new tasks with less additional training than would be usual.
By this stage of an interview, it would be usual to describe the person speaking and where we are talking, but Emma cannot be identified in this way.
As seems to be usual now, David Putnam (a geoarchaeologist at the University of Maine at Presque Isle, and my father) and I woke well before dawn.
Like any mother who knows her child well, however old they are, she knows what may or may not be usual behaviour for him.
In the healthiest cultures in the 1,000 years before Columbus, a life span of no more than 35 years might be usual.
comedy". The last month of Le Cafe will be usual--solid fare offered nightly--and extraordinary, with special musical acts planned until the closure.
Interestingly, in that study, 17.8% of all recordings of early signs and 9% of late signs were judged by nurses to be 'usual for the patient'.
