Sentence examples for it is usual to make from inspiring English sources

It is usual to make the contrast clear by calling one of these 'eternity' or 'atemporality' and the other 'sempiternity' or 'everlastingness'everlastingness

Nevertheless, although it is usual to make questions about the age as a demographic information, this is just treated as a data to be drawn as an item of the survey.

At a time when it is usual to look ahead and make plans, it is helpful to look backwards too, and reflect on times now passed.

It is more difficult than usual to make it to the cabinet because the Lib Dems have five seats.

BBC insiders said Savile would be the "elephant in the room" during this year's appeal, but people working on the show stressed that it would be "business as usual to make the very best programme we can make so the viewers really enjoy it".

Gandelin said: "The radical changes to the technical regulations for 2014 mean that it's even harder than usual to make predictions for the new season.

The time was earlier than usual to make way for the finale of Over the Rainbow, broadcast afterwards.

When dealing with a pregnant dog, it's even more important than usual to make sure she stays calm.

It will also be a little harder than usual to make this Christmas successful.

Still, I was so busy those days, long office hours, remember it was usual in those days for doctors to make house calls.

Talk just a little bit louder than usual, to make sure you're heard.