Sentence examples for is usually suspended from inspiring English sources

It is usually suspended from a polelike "boom" just beyond camera range in front of and above the actors so that it can be pivoted toward each actor as he speaks.

"If an allegation is investigated the staff member is usually suspended and told they mustn't have any contact with colleagues, leaving them totally isolated," says an ATL spokesperson.

The room or locker key is usually suspended from an elastic band which can be worn around the wrist or ankle.

DNA replication is usually suspended in response to DNA damage, allowing cells to repair damaged DNA; concomitantly, histone gene transcription is correspondingly repressed [ 38, 49].

The sample is usually suspended and diluted in sterile water or buffer and a loopful streaked on a growth medium selective for SRE.

The dry polymers are usually suspended in suitable agents to form a homogeneous, semisolid mixture.

In echinoderms (e.g., starfish), the gonads are usually suspended from the radiating arms directly into the sea.

Even during the month of Ramadan, when executions are usually suspended, Amnesty reports at least four people were put to death.

While pro-ISIS accounts are easy enough to find on Facebook and Twitter, they're usually suspended within hours, making it difficult to track data over a longer period of time.

Until the issue is resolved, potential suspects are usually suspended from work, leading to disruptions in patient care.

Interestingly, the self sampling results also show community transmission of seasonal influenza A/H3 and B viruses in early summer, which is a rare observation given that influenza virological surveillance schemes are usually suspended from May (week 21) to September (week 39) each year.