Sentence examples for is also usually from inspiring English sources
adverb
In addition; besides; as well; further; too.
- They had porridge for breakfast, and also toast.
Reality is also usually grayer than fiction.
It is also usually easy to get HP refill cartridges (although tech support is another matter).
There is also usually rental availability in nine condominium complexes on or near the mountain.
Usually more than one person, and there is also usually a serious illness.
Participation is also usually greater in candidate elections than in noncandidate elections such as referenda.
Their artwork is also usually not sold, and generally the materials are recycled after each exhibition.
Buildings insurance is also usually compulsory if you have a mortgage.
The registration of electors is also usually undertaken within the bounds of the constituency.
But in sport, where there is heartbreak, there is also usually joy.
The hour each day when prisoners are allowed out, to shower or exercise, is also usually in isolation.
It is also usually said to be unfair to Leibniz, a great philosopher, who was among the inventors of calculus.
