Sentence examples for the usual steps from inspiring English sources

The court can then take the usual steps to enforce the fine.

If that happens, you can start Windows in Safe mode by tapping F8 or the Control key as Windows starts to load, then follow the usual steps to launch Msconfig.

The Kochhaus is in fact a food store that encourages people to cook well for themselves by streamlining the usual steps necessary between the idea of a meal and its realization.

BEIJING — In the wake of Sunday's deadly riots in its western region of Xinjiang, China's central government took all the usual steps to enshrine its version of events as received wisdom: it crippled Internet service; blocked Twitter's micro-blogs; purged search engines of unapproved references to the violence; saturated the Chinese media with the state-sanctioned story.

Chris Hendriks, spokeswoman for Catholic Health Services of Long Island, Mercy's parent company, said the hospital went through the usual steps to verify the service would be covered, and got no hint that Oxford would pay anything less than the full bill.

"Domestic customers should follow all the usual steps to keep their information secure," Baliszewski says, "So be careful which computers you download data to, do not use public access Wi-Fi networks to view sensitive information, and change your password regularly".

The muscular stones of the Metropolitan Museum of Art sat hulking, silent, clear of the usual step sitters.

The research bypassed the usual step of generating "blank slate" stem cells from which chosen cell types are derived.

The judge also took the usual step of inviting the defendants–several porn firms to file for a summary judgment in the case.

Most importantly, viewers will be able to watch the stream for free without the usual step of having to login and authenticate with their pay TV subscription credentials.

The device the company is selling is designed to go beyond the usual "step tracking" data other fitness trackers collect, and instead uses a combination of hardware (9-axis sensors) and software algorithms designed to pinpoint a body's movements (get it? "Moov!") without using a camera.