Sentence examples for normally local from inspiring English sources

Normally, local issues matter more than national ones in such contests.

Criminal organizations in the United States are best viewed as shifting coalitions, normally local or regional in scope.

"Normally local people know I sing at weddings, funerals or when I'm asked, but they didn't know - the bride Leah is from Dublin and the groom Chris is from Cookstown in County Tyrone," he said.

Normally, local elections are boring things concerned with mundane matters like rubbish collection and parking spaces.

However, since you did not use any solvents, you may be able to dispose of adhesives normally; contact local waste collection services to find out about local regulations.

Later, inside St George's Market a little way up the banks of the river Lagan, they were filming a stall that normally sells local produce.

"One small company said they normally did local moves around Boston but they were moving some people to Ann Arbor and coming back with an empty truck.

Mr. Dickerson said that while his company had not yet reduced staff, if the rig were forced to relocate, it would normally use local workers.

"The irony is you have got a Republican administration that normally champions local control and opposes any kind of federal involvement in setting prescriptive curriculum for school districts to follow," he said.

Even inside Israel, human-rights groups, concerned that much of the normally outspoken local press has turned largely jingoistic, have launched a website to expose the mounting tragedy inside Gaza.They suffer no lack of heart-rending material.

Normally, a local council does a deal with a private developer who makes a profit if the redevelopment works, but also takes the risk that the project will run up a loss.