Sentence examples for follows usually from inspiring English sources

That means the show that follows — usually one a network wants to enhance with the best possible introduction — gets a ratings lift in early national ratings reports that are often widely reported by news outlets.

This follows, usually, from his contention that Obama has been a "food-stamp President," and it's hard not to hear, in Gingrich's promise to address the N.A.A.C.P., a suggestion that the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program has particular salience for black people.

The design of real-time embedded control systems follows usually a V-process.

Designing real-time embedded control systems follows usually a V-process and requires various languages and tools.

This miniaturization follows usually a pattern distribution.

This was followed, usually, by remorse, once he had sobered up and stopped seeing red.

The books followed, usually in three editions (German, French and American), at times in limited editions.

More family dinners followed, usually at Nishida's house, though one time they went out for monjayaki, another variety of pancake beloved by the late Mrs. Nishida.

Others more closely followed (usually via translations) the Italian Neorealists or the theories of Hungarian critic György Lukács in his The Historical Novel (1955).

Surgical management of breast cancer often entails lumpectomy or mastectomy, followed usually by breast reconstruction.

The fund, now closed to new investors but a good example to follow, usually invests 50% to 60% of its portfolio in western Europe.