Sentence examples for could ordinarily from inspiring English sources

Cummings, who could ordinarily be depended upon to keep his composure, wastefully shot straight at Alan Mannus after the ball fortuitously broke into his path.

As it happens, Animal Kingdom is due to start his Australian stud career in September, but any such horse could ordinarily proceed from Dubai to Royal Ascot before being freshened up for the Breeders' Cup or autumn's other glittering prizes.

But he says this production has been nowhere near the windfall of previous ones, in which townspeople were hired as extras and paid more in a week than they could ordinarily earn in a year.

Speaking for an 8-to-1 majority, Justice Ginsburg said an employer could ordinarily defend itself by showing that it had adequate procedures in place for reporting harassment and the employee had failed to use those procedures.

Torture and abuse are perennial problems in all wars, but one could argue that, because the Bush Administration has blurred the lines concerning what sort of treatment of captured enemies is permissible, they have forfeited some of the moral high ground that the country could ordinarily occupy on this issue.

The subject's legally authorized representative could ordinarily fulfill this role of a participation monitor.

No matter how furious the flap, a 10-minute episode could not ordinarily be stretched to assume book-length proportions.

The only woman willing whom Réard could find; ordinarily she made her living by dancing while wearing even less.

"As a company that's committed to that audience, we see an opportunity to provide something unique that they could not ordinarily get".

Prosecutors say Mr. Lewis filed off the guns' serial numbers and resold them to convicted felons and drug dealers who could not ordinarily buy guns in New Jersey.

A geometric reconstruction of where the various light rays have been then creates an image of what could not ordinarily be seen.Because the flash must survive multiple reflections without being absorbed or becoming too weak, not just any light can be used.