Sentence examples for day that usually from inspiring English sources

A sleep shortfall can lead to daytime drowsiness and "microsleeps". Microsleeps are brief bouts of sleep that occur during the day that usually last just a few seconds.

Week 15 of the 2018 NFL season continues on Saturday with an exciting double-header on a day that usually doesn't see too much professional pigskin action.

About an hour later he strides out of the room to begin a working day that usually lasts until 10pm.

The last four times an insurgent party has captured the presidency — 1980, 1992, 2000 and 2008 — it had a positive approval rating a year before Election Day that usually was better than the incumbent party's.

Billick was the only coach fired on a day that is usually studded with dismissals and resignations.

(If they ever refer to it as a "special day", that's usually the first clue that they are not to be trusted).

This week, the world's 1.5 billion Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha, a four-day feast that usually includes communal prayer, presents for children and visits to family members and cemeteries.

The lucky ones can expect a grueling 1- to 2-day campus visit that usually involves presenting a mock lecture and a research talk and a marathon series of one-on-one meetings with faculty members, staff, students, and administrators.

In response to such views, which are repeated in different forms by several politicians, Javed Akhtar, a poet, film writer and a nominee for Parliament, said a few things in Parliament on Monday that are usually not said in that big, white building.

It seemed fitting, given that Pujols put together a performance Saturday that usually occurs only on PlayStation 3. Pujols, hearing boos from the crowd, grounded out to shortstop.

Parents of handicapped children were told to keep their children home on Wednesday, because the buses that usually take them to schools in surrounding counties would not be available, Dr. Vance said.