Sentence examples for usual to avoid from inspiring English sources

For now, the club is continuing to irrigate as usual, to avoid damage to turf.

Moreover, she added, she has tried far more than usual to avoid an asthma attack.

Jackson said he might use Bryant more than usual to avoid the possibility that his knee would stiffen up when he came out.

That left him with no option but to begin his sprint earlier than usual to avoid being trapped when the men ahead of him made their efforts.

Part of that is surely because Toussi has been closing about 6 p.m., several hours earlier than usual, to avoid the swarms of revelers.

On its overnight mission on Sunday, the Awacs plane cruised at 36,000 feet, higher than usual to avoid thunderstorms below that canceled a few missions.

You could also wear any other shoes that are out-of-the-usual to avoid looking like carbon copies.

The name, in fact, may be used less in headlines than usual, just to avoid accusations of double-entendre.

It took off in the dark at 7.51pm local time in bad weather, which forced the pilots to change their usual course to avoid a thunderstorm.

There has been growing pressure from advertisers to print rosier business news, which Hu rejects, and, of course, there is the usual pressure to avoid controversial subjects.

This year, Mr. Hirsch theorized that the visitors were steering clear of their usual haunt to avoid a blizzard of summonses that he said the police began issuing late last summer for infractions like drinking in public or lying on a bench.