Sentence examples for have usually played from inspiring English sources

Since then, they have usually played four.

Another Hizbullah leader hinted that the group had not expected such a ferocious response from Israel, as previous border incidents have usually played out in low-key fashion.

(Boys, meanwhile, with their footballs and toy soldiers, as with their video games, have usually played at inhabiting some external, aspirational identity).

Big technology companies have usually played a defensive game with government prosecutors in their legal fight over customer information, fighting or bowing to requests for information one case at a time.

British comedies have usually played well on American shores.

It can be intimidating in that sense, but I think more players want to rise to the occasion, and I think with AAU ball, you've seen a lot of these players and have usually played against them [before college].

It should have usually play this role for people… food enables social contact, it is living…' (R9/502) '…the process of having meal as a manner of indulgence.

It should have usually play this role for people… food enables social contact, it is living…' (R9/502) The experts agree that improving social and personal interaction does influence quality of life and can lead to improved health status by influencing mental health.

Teams had usually played six.

"I haven't always played 90 minutes, but I've usually played more than 45".

Since then Mr. Murphy, 40, has usually played the part of the guy who might be a little too cool for his own good.