Sentence examples for normally to put from inspiring English sources

Them's fightin' words, normally (to put it another way), in the GOP.

An AIM-listed company worth £260m would normally struggle, to put it mildly, to make a £1bn takeover offer for a rival.

The easiest way to block an entrance is to place a concrete barrier or similar deterrent - this is normally enough to put people off.

"We have not had enough water during our normally wet winter to put in our ground water bank for our normally dry summer and fall".

Normally, people like to put a hand in her face to try to distract her.

If that's the case, normally you need to put out some extra material alongside it to provide adequate explanation.

"We're squeezing in new busing routes within a very short period of time, which would normally take months to put in place," he said, "and so I've asked for patience from our school population, especially our parents".

Thomas missed a normally straightforward chance to put the Scarlets ahead as the conditions continued to deteriorate and was then off-target with the drop goal attempt.

Until after-lunch napping becomes accepted, it's normally worth trying to put together a balanced meal, slightly on the light side, if only for the sake of keeping one's eyes open during important afternoon activities.

Try starting on the earliest part, normally marked Where to put your Hands.

A 28-7 loss to the NFC North leading Green Bay Packers put the Dallas Cowboys record at 4-9, would would normally be bad enough to put them on the above list of dead teams walking.