Sentence examples for have usually seen from inspiring English sources
In the six months since we first met, I have usually seen him in the same black jeans, black one-button pullover and white sneakers.
Since the Second World War, host countries have avoided such bombastic excess, but they have usually seen the Olympics as an opportunity to pin a gold medal on one or more of their leading architects.
In the past, workers have usually seen improvements in their lot because laws have changed or workers have organized themselves and sought change on their own, or because both have happened at the same time — not because a company changed its practices proactively.
Young men and women who carried out such missions had usually seen what they viewed as "something terrible, some kind of atrocity," he said.
The hourlong late set on Thursday, its first night, wasn't the greatest SFJazz Collective program I've ever seen, but then it was shorter than what I've usually seen.
He helped coach her at Wimbledon and the Olympics and is playing the same role at the United States Open, which means that he has yet to see her lose and has usually seen her win in a hurry.
Seeing Chalky as the undisputed leader of his people made him seem more powerful than we've usually seen him.
Shame, if it is felt at all, seems more connected with being discovered than with the loss of one's honor -- and, as we've usually seen -- that shame is a very fleeting emotion.
The way I've usually seen it is that a younger person will want to run around with a muzzle on, barking, with a buttplug in that's got a tail.
Such opinions, said Redgrave, were often the result "of people who just like hearing the sound of their own voice and have usually not seen the film.
While many victims in the movie will look familiar — whether waving from their New Orleans rooftops after the levees broke in 2005 or talking about their ruined lives and homes afterward — the majority of the victims here have usually been seen only in the background, forlornly howling and wagging their tails.
