Sentence examples for she has usually from inspiring English sources

In cases where plaintiffs allege discrimination because of race, sex, disability or age, she has usually sided with the plaintiffs.

And, when the economy has behaved in ways that she and her colleagues didn't anticipate, she has usually acknowledged it and sought to account for it.

She has usually rendered faces, often of Renaissance-evocative Madonnas and angels, in a range of styles, from neo-Futurist tectonic to Edvard Munch-like Expressionist.

Although public support for the Queen has wavered occasionally she has usually been able to enjoy the full-hearted backing of some 75% of the British population.

But since Beijing, when the towels have come off, she has usually faltered, unable to clear a height at the 2009 world championships and, after a sabbatical, finishing sixth at the 2011 world championships.

BERLIN — Whenever Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has traveled to Russia during her four years in office, she has usually brought with her a dossier on human rights violations.

As she entered the Times Building, she waved to the security officers and greeted colleagues in the elevator, something that she had usually been too preoccupied to do.

Before that, she had usually worn flat shoes – for a stylist, a fashion shoot is a long working day spent mostly standing – but she swapped them for high heels.

But the hardest part of bringing a terrorism suspect onto American soil, she says, has usually been convincing the U.S. government that it's safe.

That approach has usually failed.

"It has usually been the Senate".