Sentence examples for change usually from inspiring English sources

Change usually comes in an explosion.

But, of course, change usually arrives with consequences.

Change usually happens very slowly, even once all the serious people have decided there's a problem.

It makes a change: usually I spend the festival lying on the floor after late nights out.

But most of all, they remind us that social and political change usually begins at street level.

In the restaurant world, change usually means expansion: more dishes, more tables, more dining rooms, more spinoffs.

Fumbling for drugs in her handbag, the star of many a costume drama remarked: "Makes a nice change – usually I'm struggling with a parasol or corset".

"The real issue is changing the culture," said Mr. Floyd, adding that such changes usually take a couple of years.

Rather than creating vast disparities as radical changes usually do, the cars are all closely matched.

The main impact of interest-rate changes usually takes nine to 12 months to boost demand.

But Hollywood's conventional wisdom still says that such changes usually compound the problem.