Sentence examples for how usual from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to show how usual [urban] places are transformed during wartime," explains Setlak.

In our house we had gone through the usual process, but I had no idea how usual it was.

This is a way of expressing how usual the letters in the NW are – so the less commonly they're used in English, the lower the total entropy of the NW.

Ballet dancers of that era have recalled how usual it was for them to be called, on very short notice, to dance in "Aida" in another city: they got on the train, arrived at the theater, changed into costume, went on and danced.

The case was in ICU so they pulled it out of the queue and made a decision - (no special favours, only what they would normally do - but a bit quicker)." How usual is it for the private office of the home secretary to raise immigration cases directly with the authorities?

The likelihood of the current observations characterizes how "usual" the current situation is.

Gary Friedman, the company's chairman emeritus and a top adviser, recalled how the usual I.P.O.

Stevin showed how the usual arithmetic of whole numbers could be extended to decimal fractions, using rules that determined the positioning of the negative powers of 10.

Roizen pointed out a few things where men could be more mindful of how their usual way of doing things can be exclusionary.

He then goes on to show how the usual suspects — the WaPo editorial page, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, the Concord Coalition, etc. welcomed a crisis over the debt ceiling in the belief that it would lead to fiscal goodness.

This is no trivial departure from how the usual technical systems, with their rigid, if-then rules, operate: suddenly, there's no need to develop procedures for governing every contingency, for – or so one hopes – algorithms and real-time, immediate feedback can do a better job than inflexible rules out of touch with reality.