Sentence examples for more usually at from inspiring English sources

They often do: but more usually at the end of the bankruptcy process than at the beginning.

Tutoring is now big business, costing anything up to £1,000 an hour (though more usually, at least for a personal tutor, about £40).

No longer do I buy a cooked chicken at any supermarket, but rather spend a few dollars more, usually at Whole Foods, 'cause they spell out where the birds were raised (air-dried, organically, with no antibiotics, hormones and such).

During the first half of the night, giant mouse lemurs are more likely to rest for an hour or more, usually at the expense of social activities, but not feeding time.

It's possible he'll be marvelling at the miniature woodland cyclamen, more usually out at Christmas-time but looking pretty chuffed in August, if you please.

There are several services a day, with fares starting at £43 one-way but more usually available at £88 one-way.

At the height of the campaign to save it YouTube was flooded with protest videos filled with a fervour more usually directed at football than astrophysics.

Through it all, she makes it impossible not to feel the same recognition and empathy for these creatures as one more usually directs at our fellows.

Their suffering has more usually come at the hands of mobs who torch their homes and force them to flee against the backdrop of an unsubstantiated charge of blasphemy.

The hydrogenation more usually occurred at CC bonds, giving hydrocinnamaldehyde as the main product.

Weinberg's use of hymnody and song, whether to express love or sorrow or more usually both, shows him at his most affecting, though not necessarily at his most original.