Sentence examples for ordinarily have a from inspiring English sources

When human beings die, the next of kin ordinarily have a funeral.

Also, it's cross-generational – you meet people you wouldn't ordinarily have a connection with.

"We literally have meals together which we wouldn't ordinarily have a chance to do".

Various other forms of meningitis are caused by viruses and ordinarily have a short, uncomplicated, self-limited course that does not require specific therapy.

Of the remaining voters in the state, far more were Republicans (37 percent) than Democrats (20 percent), meaning that a Republican candidate will ordinarily have a clear advantage if the independent vote is split about evenly.

In federal procedure, a federal court's right to decide a claim it would not ordinarily have a right to decide, because that claim arises out of the same incident as a claim that is properly before the court.

At a dinner party you will ordinarily have an apéritif, three glasses of different wines and a digestif but all in small quantities.

Since the controls apply to the top percentile of users, it would ordinarily have an effect of gradually lowering what is considered 'high' usage, since it always applies to the top users regardless of what the actual usage is.

Residents described the city, which ordinarily has a population of 250,000, as mostly deserted, with the doors of the shops shuddered and many of the homes boarded up.

The federal statute says a state prisoner ordinarily has a year to file a federal habeas petition after the conviction becomes final or after he should have discovered the new evidence that he claims supports his innocence.

"Last March, restoration shops that ordinarily had a waiting list were hungry for business, so the car finally got the restoration it deserved," said Mr. Madson, an engineering manager in Mountain View, Calif.