Sentence examples for only the usual from inspiring English sources

May 21st came and went with only the usual suffering of a day on earth.

Their kisses are only the "usual tight little red-lipped pecks," but her mother looks delighted.

But then the Greek sources fall silent, and Indic literary tradition supplies only the usual web of timeless legendry.

The Pepsi Center, with a capacity of 21,000 people, would accommodate only the usual convention crowd, party officials said.

Among his vanquished opponents, this streak has inspired not only the usual mix of resentment and respect, but a touch of supernatural awe.

MOST of the geeks shoving their way into New York's Javits convention centre for last week's PC Expo saw only the usual cornucopia of computing delight.

With Syngenta's corn, however, the opponents are not only the usual anti-biotechnology groups but also a powerful industry that is normally receptive to biotechnology.

The high gross for "Christmas Story" was partly the result of its producers adding a ninth performance last week; most other shows had only the usual eight.

But since the show opened in June 2011, performers have had only the usual share of minor injuries typical for Broadway musicals.

Because the lottery allocates a percentage of sales to prize money depending on the game, New York would pay out only the usual amount, suffering no extraordinary loss.

Complaining that it's only the "usual suspects" who participate says as much about the process used to involve patients as it does about who shows up.