Thinking about scoring, he explained, usually leads to scoring even less, or not at all.
All of this takes a very long time to explain, usually in choked-up, half-whispered dialogue or by means of flashbacks inside flashbacks.
They had not seen much of India, but they knew that whenever they hesitated anywhere, looking puzzled or even thoughtful, an Indian would step forward to explain, usually an old man, a bobble-headed pedant, a man urgent with irrelevancies.
Describing his own voices, an American matter-of-factly explained, "Usually it's like torturing people to take their eyes out with a fork, or cut off someone's head and drink the blood, that kind of stuff".
Professor Reiner Rummel, the chairman of the Goce scientific consortium, explained: "Usually, heights in the UK, say, are connected to one benchmark which is connected to mean sea-level, which might be measured at Liverpool, for example.
The folks at SeatGuru explain: "Usually, you can't choose a good seat the day before since seats go quickly.
For example, a young Rwandan injectable user explained: Usually, what's good about the 3-month injectable is that you are at ease for 3 months.
When a bomb is found in Berlin, Häber explains, technicians usually try to defuse it.
The rarity and high neonatal mortality of NCDI [ 4] explains the usually poor experience in its long-term care.
Since explanations are usually advanced after the time of the occurrence of the event to be explained, they usually occur as postdictions.
