Sentence examples for usual times from inspiring English sources
It produced slower than usual times but a frenetic finish in the women's race, too.
Since the quake, the church's Masses have continued at their usual times.
By 9 a.m., the sun was shining, businesses had opened at their usual times and traffic had resumed its usual chaos.
But these were not usual times, and when they learned that Bush would be visiting downtown Manhattan on Friday, they figured that he would prefer to go there with headlines trumpeting his generosity, not his stinginess.
Its pupil mobility rate – the total movement in and out of the school by pupils other than at the usual times of joining and leaving – is between 25 and 30 per cent due to the number of children forced to leave every year because they are being rehoused or because of relationship breakdowns.
On the contrary, it has been regarded as an essentially political function, involving parlaying with other ministers and mandarins over funding a task to which, Mr Alexander's boosters say, his negotiating skills make him well suited.The trouble is that these are not usual times.
It was 9 30, the usual time.
Something doesn't start at its usual time.
With luck they could bloom at their usual time.
True, we spent more than the usual time "experiencing" it.
He awoke at his usual time and ate breakfast with his wife and four children.
