Sentence examples for having usually from inspiring English sources

Having usually been in the office since 8am (she is up at 6am, and goes to the gym before work), Hunt says she tries to lead by example by leaving the office on time.

It too appeared to mark a shift, China having usually avoided punishing countries for behaviour within their borders (sanctions imposed on North Korea for its testing of nuclear devices being a notable recent exception).

The head of the family, having usually donned a white ritual gown (kittel), begins the ceremony by sanctifying the holiday with a benediction (Qiddush) over a cup of wine.

In the early 15th century all-sails vessels, the caravels, largely superseded galleys for Atlantic travel; these were light ships, having usually two but sometimes three masts, ordinarily equipped with lateen sails but occasionally square-rigged.

Auditory scenes are naturally complex, having usually many overlapping sound events active at the same time.

The emissions comprise mainly SO2, NOx, CO ,PM, and VOC [37 39], which are easily transported to Padua by winds having usually a NE direction.

That approach has usually failed.

But returns have usually been disappointing.

But such promises have usually been broken.

They had usually prepared supper together.

"It has usually been the Senate".