Sentence examples for been usual for from inspiring English sources

But the embodiment of such ideas here is far more incisive, more vehement and, indeed, louder than has been usual for Mr. Sciarrino.

Those who confessed to a crime that previously had been unknown to the authorities were typically exempt from punishment or at least given a sentence considerably reduced from what would have been usual for such a crime.

"It would have been usual for an employee in Terry's position to have been suspended pending the investigation," Tom Flanagan, head of employment law at the national law firm Irwin Mitchell, says.

Bute's only other useful contribution to his royal pupil was to encourage his interest in botany and to implant in the court more respect for the graces of life, including patronage of the arts, than had been usual for the past half century.

Also, it was gratifying to see that both TTP and OS were significantly higher in the EoP arm when compared to paclitaxel arm, which has not been usual for randomised CT trials involving patients with ABC.

On returning the instrument, children were also asked to complete a questionnaire to confirm whether they had worn the monitor every day, whether their activity level had been usual for them and whether they had been unwell at any time.

His hair was a shade longer than is usual for monkeys and was woven with gray.

It is usual for customers to pay individually for their drinks and food.

The acting races were a little more volatile, as is usual for the Globes.

There was less twang to the music than is usual for Ms. Scheinman.

As is usual for new students in new places, Alessandra was anxious.