Sentence examples for beat usually from inspiring English sources

"I told Hanley, I got that beat, usually," Jeter said.

After the game" — she paused a beat — "usually thoughts have changed".

Atlanta's airport gets people into and out of the South pretty quickly, but getting to the northern part of my beat usually requires a trip through Douglas airport (direct flights are often several hundred dollars pricier than a one-stop hop through Charlotte).

You might be thinking that's a long time to finish a game that takes between 27 and 35 hours to beat, usually.

A bar is a group of repeating beats with the first beat usually sounding heavier or having a slightly different sound.

This pomposity, this cinematic chest-beating, usually undercuts the very straightforward simplicity that gave rise to the onscreen boast.

And that beating usually occurs at the hands of a machinating man who, as Lifetime movie reviewer extraordinaire Jennifer Boudinot wryly wrote in The Huffington Post, "doesn't turn into a true asshole until after he gets married".

Then he beat the usually unbeatable No. 1 Roger Federer in the quarterfinals of the Sony Ericsson Open in Key Biscayne, Fla., last week.

When he was working the lap-dance beat, Mr. Mancini usually took along his wife, Sue; they've been together for 26 years, since attending high school together in Haddon Township, N.J.

Even among true believers the reaction was appropriately low-key: Nice victory over a squad that Notre Dame should beat, and usually does; Charlie Weis was 4 and 1 against the Boilermakers.

All five of the Bruins' goals beat the usually sure-handed Crawford on his glove side, and the puck whizzing past him to his left became an alarmingly familiar sight.