Sentence examples for usual always from inspiring English sources
Linebacker Jessie Armstead was, as usual, always around the football.
Hart goes on as well and quietly as usual, always sensible and reesrved.
Surrealism is, as usual, always a factor, especially contagious here among designers of lamps.
At times, far from being a political inspiration, events in Egypt have felt like a textbook example of why mass protest is doomed to failure; a study in how "business as usual" always wins out in the end.
Contrary to the show's usual "always get their guy through science" formula, as Loudenberg put it, this episode featured a subject's false confession.
When thinking about the giants of the high tech and conglomerate industry, the usual suspects usually always turn out to be Apple, Facebook, Google, eBay, or Amazon.
"I thought I was safe as usual, as always, as ever — but it flooded," he said.
The usual benchmarks always apply — form, weight, jockey and barrier.
CHRIS XU: Well as usual, Chris always give me motivation to keep pushing our technological development, as you can see.
And this year their leaders may be more supercilious, sneering, smug and swaggering than usual: success always brings out the worst in right-wing politicians.
Santi Cazorla was brilliant, as usual; Rosicky always seems to save his best for the derby and Aaron Ramsey was powerful and incisive.
