Sentence examples for normally means from inspiring English sources

Dystopian drama normally means no fun.

That normally means a shake-up, write-offs, then privatisation.

In this process, the administrator usually tries to reduce costs, which normally means job cuts.

"He's got a severely twisted ankle, which normally means ligament damage.

What that "normally" means is that the opening lead must be a club.

Then there is the mandated ultrasound, which in the first trimester normally means a vaginal ultrasound.

Which normally means the attention focuses on the traditional Olympic winners: the US, China, Russia and the UK.

The rainy season is slowing down now, which normally means more people on the streets and more business for many, including taxi drivers.

"It was a grade two MCL [a tear of her medial collateral ligament] and that normally means you're out for six weeks.

It normally means that, instead of having a single layer of crops over a large land area, you have stacks of crops going upwards.

It took some bravery to even come back to cricket at all, even in the certain knowledge that Hughes' death absolutely was not his fault, but even more to play on using the logic that it couldn't happen again and he must play normally, and for a fast bowler like Abbott, 'normally' means short-pitched bowling.