Sentence examples for has usually turned from inspiring English sources

But this historical analogy has usually turned out to be misleading.

Even with his success, though, Righetti has usually turned each of his appearances into an uncertain walk through fire.

Whatever happens, when it comes to playing with his biggest asset, Mr. Kerkorian has usually turned out a winner.

Mrs. Clinton has always been more popular with voters when she appeared sympathetic and a fighter; her hard-edged instinct for negative politics has usually turned off the public.

The only trouble is that by the time I, in my middle-aged sloth, have lumbered forward to investigate what he has brought to my attention, he has usually turned violently against it.

The line does not stop and the water can only be changed once a day, so that by mid-afternoon it has usually turned into a brown soup of faeces, the perfect environment for the proliferation of food-poisoning bacteria such as campylobacter.

I found that this helped me spin through "Lifted" without the digressions that have usually turned me off of e-books.

Stories spread from time to time of impending departmental closures, although rumours of demise have usually turned out to be greatly exaggerated.

Newspapers that have hired ombudsmen have usually turned to people who have worked in their newsrooms, said Art Nauman, a former ombudsman at The Sacramento Bee and former president of the Organization of News Ombudsmen.

The bare facial skin of birds just fledged is yellow, sometimes with a small patch of blue in front of the eyes, while the skin of birds six months and older has usually become more greenish, and turn darker blue beneath the eye, before assuming the adult blue facial patch by around 16 months of age.

"The indignation that person has is usually turned against the current authority".