Sentence examples for usual meaning from inspiring English sources
Plundering their ranks has forced the champions to pick more "foreign" players in their matchday 23 than usual, meaning they miss out on a £160,000 incentive offered to clubs for having a home quota of players.
Because this is an election year, the politics of public education are even crazier than usual, meaning that serious debate over the federal role in education won't occur in 2012.
Naturally, the climax makes for a bit more of a mess than usual, meaning it's easy to get jizz all over the cashmere; the instructions call for the sleeve to be washed in cold water and dried flat, which works pretty well.
Apart from usual meaning of Chamunda as slayer of demons Chanda and Munda, Devi Purana gives a different explanation: Chanda means terrible while Munda stands for Brahma's head or lord or husband.
Anyway, that's the usual meaning.
The Bahlul case may not be a test case in the usual meaning of that term.
Words sit still and behave, conveying the usual meanings.
The other symbols have their usual meanings.
where η, ϵo and ϵ1 have their usual meanings.
end{aligned} (5 where (mu ) is a constant viscosity and other symbols have their usual meanings.
τ is the time constant Δψ the liquid membrane diffusion potential, while R, T and F have their usual meanings.
