Sentence examples for could usually find from inspiring English sources
The bats could usually find the prey, but only after stopping their echolocation signals.
"There were super-cheap fares, and we could usually find them without booking very far in advance.
He said believers could usually find jobs that did not conflict with their faith because "Allah will provide for the people".
Condo showed regularly with Monika Sprüth, Bruno Bischofberger, and several other European dealers, who could usually find buyers for whatever he did, and with Pace, which had problems with his work.
We didn't usually get that clubby, but in those days a great many of the Vopos were people from Berlin, and we could usually find something to exchange a few words about — sports, personal matters, and such.
In a larger town, twenty minutes away, we could usually find a few Manischewitz products on a bottom shelf — a dusty jar of borscht, a tin of macaroons, a box of matzo.
For women who prefer something less fitting – these Nike trousers (£60) are the only ones I've ever tried that you could actually run in, as I usually find tracksuit-style trousers flap around too much for proper running.
But the S.E.C. is ludicrously underfinanced: staff lawyers and accountants are paid half what they could get in the private sector, usually find themselves heavily outnumbered by the legal departments of the companies they investigate, and often must do their own typing and copying.
Derek could usually be found at the Commercial Rooms, a Wetherspoons in central Bristol, drinking pints of Ruddles with the regulars.
It was a tedious process, but worth it and not only because his team's name could usually be found near the top of the league's standings.
