Sentence examples for is usually dropped from inspiring English sources
adverb
Most of the time; less than always, but more than occasionally.
- Except for one or two days a year, he usually walks to work.
And a good textbook would explain that the negative particle ne is usually dropped in colloquial speech.
Once it is learned that the Dodgers were not involved, she said, the issue is usually dropped.
Once the professional negotiators who work for both sides have agreed on a sum, the money is usually dropped from a light aircraft.
One problem was that the rocket used as a booster (a type known as Pegasus, that is designed to be used as a satellite launcher) is usually dropped from its launch aircraft at an altitude of 12,200 metres.
"Press" is usually dropped.
The second term in this equation, (1/r) u(r0, t0) is usually dropped, because it is proportional to 1/r2 [4].
They are usually dropped on civilian areas from helicopters.
Ordinary mouth guards are usually dropped in boiling water and fitted to the wearer's teeth to protect against injury.
The move toward quicker face-offs gained momentum during the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, where pucks were usually dropped 15 to 20 seconds after whistles stopped play.
They are usually dropped off with guides south of the checkpoint and forced to hike for two or three days to a pickup spot north of the checkpoint.
The pots are usually dropped to the ocean floor in strings of 10 or 15, marked by a buoy for later retrieval.
