Sentence examples for to work usually from inspiring English sources

Forced labour: where people are forced to work, usually with no payment, through violence or intimidation.

Officials at local police stations say hundreds of officers are returning to work, usually in their home neighborhoods without incident.

Worse still, she said, it's not likely to work: usually the revenge-seekers just alienate the offenders, making them defensive about whatever they were doing.

SARAH MASLIN NIR UP BEFORE 8 I get up early to go to work usually, so even a casual Sunday I wake up before 8 o'clock.

"You need to refill them if you want them to work – usually weekly but up to every three days when it's really hot and dry," says Bassuk.

He started a company, Laughter Clubs International, that has grown to more than 400 affiliates in India, with 50,000 members who meet on their way to work, usually outdoors.

Transfer work usually posts to the student's Berkeley transcript between August and the end of October.

After a period of rest, some individuals may return to work but usually with limited working hours.

We expect it to work, and usually it does.

That has turned the issue over to passengers and flight attendants to work out, usually unhappily.

This happens when people speaking two different languages have to work together, usually in some form of trade relation or administrative routine.