Sentence examples for ordinarily put from inspiring English sources

"They put it in a section of the paper where they ordinarily put hard-hitting investigative reporting.

Luggage I'd ordinarily put in the bed of the pickup was inside the cab instead, because freezing rain was forecast for New England.

Cole starts his book in the right place: America's addiction to Middle Eastern oil, which has skewed policy and often led us to support dictators we would ordinarily put on the list of human-rights violators.

Arthur Ashe, who seems to like Graebner well enough but would not ordinarily put himself out to defend him, rises quickly when he hears unfair remarks to the effect that Graebner's success has gone to his head and then into his imperial bearing.

That presumably is why, in elections, we do not ordinarily put the names of dead people on ballots, along with those of the live candidates.

For example, consider grilled vegetables that you may not ordinarily put in your salad.

Ordinarily, putting a musical into the hands of novices would be a recipe for disaster; in this case, it's a recipe for a muddle masquerading as a major event.

There's a certain passive-aggressiveness to that date: no one ordinarily puts new albums out in that awful, deathly, hungover period between Christmas and New Year, and there's clearly a reason why.

"It's not the type of thing that happens ordinarily, to put it mildly, here in Cooperstown," said Hugh C. MacDougall, the official village historian.

It collects together all the environmentally friendly building products that one might struggle to find ordinarily and puts them under one roof.

Ordinarily, I would put a stop to the consumer masochism and just log off.