Sentence examples for updated usually from inspiring English sources

Fodor's, with 440 guides updated usually every year, hires high-end journalists who live in the destinations; it also commissions or reprints essays by writers like Paul Fussell, Frances Mayes and Peter Mayle.

That the best resource for a four-year, $200,000 decision are these books — with no photos, no videos, no interactivity, only three to five pages per school on average, fully updated usually once every several years — just doesn't make the grade.

Interestingly, though, the decision to roll out an updated approach usually has little to do with reining in those numbers.

The Penguin News, which is printed weekly and online updated daily, usually has a tiny readership – the islands have a population of 3,000 – but the escalating diplomatic row between London and Buenos Aires has in recent weeks attracted many readers in Argentina, which calls the islands Las Malvinas and asserts ownership.

News sites are constantly being updated and usually have many more stories than you get on TV or even in a paper.

He spends a lot of time posting updates: usually in Ukrainian first, followed by a Russian translation (he is fluent in both).

The growth of social networks — and the Internet as a whole — stems largely from an outpouring of expression that often feels more like "talking" than writing: blog posts, comments, homemade videos and, lately, an outpouring of epigrammatic one-liners broadcast using services like Twitter and Facebook status updates (usually proving Gertrude Stein's maxim that "literature is not remarks").

watchOS updates usually take a while, so make sure you have a charger and enough time on your hands.

I know I just took a red eye from SF, but aren't updates usually done on Tuesdays?

I rarely like to talk about app updates – usually they're blips in the app store – but this one was pretty interesting.

Mike Norman, editor of the Economic Contrarian Update, usually holds against-the-grain opinions, although his latest comments seem to echo a growing consensus: the bull market for homebuilders is over.