Sentence examples for run usually from inspiring English sources

I run, usually eight or nine miles.

"When you're in the American League, one run usually doesn't decide a game.

Known as the super combi, it is composed of one downhill run, usually held in the morning, followed by an afternoon slalom run.

Most of the shares are held by the state or its employees, so ordinary shareholders have no influence over the way the companies are run (usually badly).

Parents also like to know how things are run, usually so they can inform foreigners of how smoothly things proceed back home.

Pre-empting a show this early in its run usually means a network has little faith that it is developing a loyal audience.

A restaurant with dishes in their price range (most of the entrees are about $10) and that is well-run, usually has a profit margin of about 8percentt before taxes, said Malcolm M. Knapp, a New York City restaurant consultant.

Teams that rely on home runs usually flop in October.

Our long runs usually take us to Hopewell or Montgomery and back.

Usually running, usually screaming – the child actor playing KiA is basically at bigger, louder nursery school.

Heart problems are rare in long races; running usually makes the heart and circulatory system stronger.