Sentence examples for to be usual from inspiring English sources

That would have been usual, and I didn't want to be usual.

As seems to be usual now, David Putnam (a geoarchaeologist at the University of Maine at Presque Isle, and my father) and I woke well before dawn.

It also gave him an ideal forum for exploring Brahms's orchestral music with fewer strings than have come to be usual.

"It's beyond bonkers," says retail guru Mary Portas, sounding – as seems to be usual – like the last sane person on a mad planet.

Although business would seem to be usual, 2012 brought change and challenge for Auriemma, beginning with a lawsuit filed against him in June by a female security officer for USA Basketball, who charged that he had made unsolicited advances that resulted in job discrimination against her.

As seems to be usual at this time of year, there were few visitors, only Claus, a mature German who seemed to have taken root there and gone native, and was out collecting wild fruits at the crack of dawn, and a young English couple from Bolton.

Here groups may number 50 to 200 or more, whereas in forests 12 to 20 is usual.

The situation of structural elements supporting motors or engines attached to them is usual in technological applications.

In each control participant however, genuine confusion as to status was usual.

Domains considered relevant to function were usual activities and self care.

As for amounts to throw, it is usual to have 10, 15, or 20 throws per round.