Sentence examples for leg usually from inspiring English sources

Osteosarcoma typically appears as a mass of abnormal bone in an arm or leg, usually near the knee or shoulder.

In either case, a special socket or spring adapter inside the leg usually holds the caster in place.

Steaks cut from the leg usually come nearly 2.5cm thick - for anything thinner or thicker alter the cooking time accordingly.

The burn wounds located mostly on the lateral aspect (46.2%) of the lower leg, usually took 3 4 weeks for complete healing.

If your supporters fancy something more challenging, it would appear only one person has successfully completed a Tri-llama-thon – an excellent fusion of the much-loved endurance event a triathlon, with the middle leg (usually a swim) being replaced by a llama walk.

The process starts, she said, by shaving the prisoner's head and part of the leg, usually near the ankle, reducing the body's resistance to the electricity.

Researchers began the training with children as soon as they could support any weight with their legs, usually about 6 months.

They had bare legs, usually: he was still young enough for shorts even on cool days, and it was at the time when women wore short skirts.

The commonest shapes are bowls and wide-mouthed vases; many of these were made with legs, usually three, so that they could be set down on uneven ground.

Relay race, also called Relay, a track-and-field sport consisting of a set number of stages (legs), usually four, each leg run by a different member of a team.

These legs usually tapered from the top and terminated in claw feet, and the bronze and stone examples which are occasionally found show carved flutings on the front of the legs and scroll ornament at the side below the table tops.