Sentence examples for normally raises from inspiring English sources

However, Sevilla normally raises its game when Real steps onto its territory.

Although the United States normally raises troubling rights cases at such meetings, a spokesman for the American Embassy said it knew little about Mr. Wang's case beyond what was mentioned by the news agencies.

The admirals, all former submarine commanders, said that when a submarine first checks to see if it is safe to surface, it normally raises one of its periscopes as little as six inches to a foot above the waves.

The maneuver, in effect, trains a muscle below the shoulder blade, the subscapularis, to take over the job of the injured muscle, the supraspinatus, that normally raises the arm from below chest height to above the shoulder.

The water rail can breed after its first year, and it normally raises two broods.

This species can breed after its first year, and it normally raises two clutches in each season.

On similarity and sequential match measures of song learning the non-repeaters were not significantly different from normally raised birds tutored by live normal tutors in the laboratory of our collaborator Ofer Tchernichovski (similarity t = 1.31, p = 0.21, df = 11; sequential match t = 0.56, p = 0.58, df = 11; unpublished data of Maul and Tchernichovski).

"Because money is not normally raised this quick".

"We normally raise $50,000 from kettle donations, but it doesn't look like we'll make that this year".

None of which would normally raise an eyebrow on "Don Francisco Presenta," a top-rated weekly talk show on Univision, the nation's most-watched Spanish-language network.

The fact he was left off the teamsheet for the Mariners match, yet was not named as injured on Thursday may not normally raise eyebrows.