Sentence examples for contact usually from inspiring English sources
These infections are passed by direct contact, usually among children and young adults.
The shutter contact usually closes the instant the shutter is opened.
It can also be transmitted from person to person through prolonged close contact, usually among family members.
It is defined as a small displacement amplitude oscillatory motion between two solids in contact, usually induced by vibrations.
That gesture establishes light physical contact, usually a good thing, and prepares the recipient to expect some kind of direction, Mr. McGraime said.
It was on this phone that she was contacted, usually by text message, and told where and when the next meeting of the group would take place.
These precious contacts usually proved to be incredibly hospitable and generous with their time, food and patience with our halting language skills.
Those, like the tip bosses, who have done well say they were helped by good contacts—usually friends or family from their home village when they arrived in Beijing.
In a non-family business, when CEOs depart the organization, their knowledge, experience and contacts usually go with them.
Americans have become much more dependent on a small number of very close family contacts -- usually spouses or partners or parents -- for that kind of help," she said.
