Sentence examples for come usually from inspiring English sources

The mea culpas, when they come, usually come only on the Internet, where they are apt to reach fewer people.

Then come — usually alone — the blue-green, five-foot Napoleon wrasses, decimated throughout the Pacific by the extraordinary prices paid by rich Chinese in Hong Kong for live ones (up to $10,000), but, like the sharks, protected in Palau.

On the contrary, bottom-up models describe technologies in detail, recent, and prospective and come usually as mathematical programming.

Then again, castles are self-selected for more entrepreneurial types: "The Americans who come usually have a pioneering spirit," says Amanda Blackmore Amanda Blackmore of William Montgomery brokerage in Northern Ireland's County Down.

Although attending a U.S. university does not guarantee friendship -- Xi Jinping studied in Iowa decades ago -- those who come usually gain a greater appreciation of America.

Less than three inches of rain fall in the dry season, and what does come usually arrives in torrents, eroding the sandstone into dramatic mesas and gulches.

Death comes, usually later than people wish it had.

The rest of the funding comes usually from local partners such as registered social landlords.

For another, common comes (usually) in just one flavor, whereas preferreds are all over the place.

Then comes, usually, a long period of desperation, but the idea is lingering.

And then comes, usually, a long period of desperation, but the idea is still lingering in my mind.