Sentence examples for usual name from inspiring English sources
Chicken snake is the usual name in southeastern Asia for two slender greenish species, E. prasina and E. oxycephala; both are strongly arboreal.
If "fantasy", our usual name for other-world fiction, sometimes has a bad name it is for the licence this creation permits.
Kathleen, not Eileen as we said in the article above, is the usual name of the woman that Irish tenors want to take home again.
The usual name for this authorship is "paternity", and its importance to men among the Mediterranean and Arabic peoples is very great.
But when Isis occupied Fallujah, he discovered that some of those with whom he was having this long-running disagreement "were sleeper agents for Daesh [the usual name in Iraq and Syria for Isis and its predecessor organisation]".
When you join, you fill out a form on screen that goes beyond the usual name, address and telephone number: Where have you traveled to in the last two years?
The usual names are at the top.
"I was called the usual names," he said, like fairy and worse.
Already talk is circling around the usual names of coaches known for developing quarterbacks.
The usual names have come up, especially in light of recent Oscar and Bafta nominations – Chiwetel Ejiofor, Idris Elba, David Harewood; all men.
Maazel's appointment came after a long and not very interesting soap opera in which all the usual names were in play.
