Sentence examples for usual past from inspiring English sources
While the queues for Sunday morning's Doctor Who Prom snaked, as usual, past the Royal Albert Hall, once inside it was clear that this was no ordinary Prom audience.
Fidelity and American Century note that in recent weeks, they have added stronger caveats to the usual "past performance is no guarantee of future results" in their fine print.
As revolutionaries and the former prime minister's political opponents consider how to respond to the day's events, an overview of Tahrir Square an hour ago posted online by the activist blogger Kikhote showed traffic flowing, or trickling, more or less as usual past a relatively small number of protesters.
Moore, who is forty-three, returned from the corner store on the Saturday after Christmas and squeezed, as usual, past the nearly barricaded door to his tiny but stuffed-to-the-ceiling Bronx apartment, which implausibly housed perhaps the city's largest and most varied private collection of magazines: Advertising Age, Ebony, Harvard Business Review, Penthouse.
As usual, past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Usual past-year volume of ethanol intake (in milliliters) was computed as (% pure alcohol) × (drink size) × (number of drinks consumed) for each beverage type consumed per drinking occasion in the past 12 months.
Rob Jorgensen, Sky's genial PR guy, has been more popular than usual the past few days.
There had been more rain than usual the past few weeks, and I'd been told that rockfalls were a hazard.
The following Monday afternoon, Wu Junpei, a spirited 8-year-old who loved to draw, sing and practice gymnastics, left school with friends, taking his usual shortcut past the Yang house toward his home 10 minutes away.
The obiter dicta were more exotic than usual: strolling past a poolside interview with a white-haired Brazilian sage, I overheard the patriotic aphorism: "America invented the motor car, but Brazil invented Ayrton Senna".
Joe Dowling, 61, of Old Greenwich, Conn., riding with his American flag fluttering behind his chair as usual, surged past Ronnie Pullman of Philadelphia along the final quarter-mile stretch to win the hand-crank division in 1 56:1 56
