Sentence examples for usual incident from inspiring English sources

The usual incident that breaks up this party of travelers is a quarrel, after which they divide into two groups, occupying separate villages, and for years make constant war on each other.

According to Tacitus (writing around 50 years after the event): Claudius equipped triremes, quadriremes, and nineteen thousand combatants: the lists he surrounded with rafts, so as to leave no unauthorized points of escape, but reserved space enough in the centre to display the vigour of the rowing, the arts of the helmsmen, the impetus of the galleys, and the usual incidents of an engagement.

Aid workers said their conversations with North Korean colleagues and clients suggested that the artillery battle was being seen as "business as usual, another incident of many that have been happening over many years," said the foreigner, who requested anonymity for fear of angering the North Korean government.

As is usual for incidents of this type, the theft had triggered an alert at the IAEA's headquarters in Vienna, Austria.

There was no evidence that addition of the ARB telmisartan to usual care prevents incident diabetes or leads to regression of IFG or IGT in people at high risk for cardiovascular disease but free from diabetes.

What the press doesn't spot, as usual, is how the incident also exposes the hypocrisy of the newspapers involved.

(Searches, however, for the usual landmines like "Tiananmen Square incident" landed in the censors' nets, resulting only in a page indicating that the "connection was reset").

If Rocker were being disciplined for the usual team-related baseball incident, such as throwing beanballs or being involved in a bench-clearing brawl, he would deserve a suspension.

What made this incident less usual, and more dangerous, was that bits of the engine exploded outward, damaging the wing and, according to some sources, parts of the control system, on the A380 superjumbo, the biggest passenger jet in the world.

In the FMM calculations, this field was represented using its sampled angular spectrum of plane waves, as usual, when dealing with incident fields of finite spatial extent.

In the end, I luckily managed to secure a full scholarship from Cambridge itself and as usual, I swept this incident under the rug.