Sentence examples for smallest usually from inspiring English sources

The largest borough, Westminster, had about 12,000 voters, while many of the smallest, usually known as "rotten boroughs" had fewer than 100 each.

Most of the earlier reefs were also smaller, usually about an acre in size.

The audience at Smalls usually responds to unskilled players politely, with a few seconds of encouraging applause.

Madrid, like all of Spain, has a well-organized lodging network of small, usually family-run, guest houses called hostals.

And those funds' investments in the region are still relatively small, usually less than 10percentt of the portfolios.

It climbs for a good bit along small, usually quiet roads, and it's just an awesome place to cycle.

Federal states, whether large or small, usually have bicameral legislatures, one house usually representing the main territorial subdivisions.

The heaths have small, usually very narrow leaves arranged in whorls set closely together on the shoots.

Small (usually around five millimetres in length, including the tail) and simple, appendicularians do not form colonies.

River dolphin, any of six species of small, usually freshwater aquatic mammals that are related to whales (order Cetacea).

A variable number of smaller, usually circular (though sometimes linear) DNA molecules, called plasmids, can carry auxiliary information.