Sentence examples for ordinarily made from inspiring English sources

Other malignant tumours that involve the stomach are ordinarily made up of lymphoid and connective tissue.

These are ordinarily made from a particular form of silicon called polysilicon.

Jessie ordinarily made the sisters' decisions, although Madge refused to follow Jessie's directions for walking to the shops.

We make cabernet sauvignon and a rosé from the same grape; wines not ordinarily made in the Luberon.

By the mid-16th century, appointments to cabildos were ordinarily made by the Spanish crown; these offices were sold and sometimes became hereditary.

Prepayment is ordinarily made by means of postage stamps, franking machine impression, or printed indication of postage paid; payment is not usually required of the addressee.

That advice would ordinarily make sense, but this is an extraordinary race.

"A snap, compared to the Indus," said Bus, who ordinarily makes his living taking tourists down rivers in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming & Idaho in rubber rafts.

"We want to give people a chance to perform who might not ordinarily make the cut," said Robert Kahn, the group's director.

Excess ACTH may result from pituitary tumours (Cushing disease), as in Cushing's first group of symptomatic patients, or from inappropriate production of the hormone by other tissues that do not ordinarily make ACTH (ectopic corticotropin syndrome).

The two provisions would ordinarily make a takeover of Commonwealth quite difficult because it would take two years to replace a majority of the board's directors and force the redemption of the poison pill.