Sentence examples for usual to have from inspiring English sources

"It's usual to have opposite weather," he said.

It's not usual to have so much space between the works.

It's not usual to have iftar [the meal breaking the fast] when the sun is up," he said.

It's usual to have to pay a deposit equivalent to six weeks' rent on your rented property.

A number of these polls had very large sample sizes, meaning that the results are less likely than usual to have resulted from statistical variance.

Midwifery lecturers tend to be older because it is usual to have considerable clinical experience and expertise prior to entering teaching.

But the Totnes primary enabled more than 100 times the usual "selectorate" to have their say on the Conservative candidate.

The ability to conduct business as usual appears to have persuaded Sri Lanka that it need not worry about international opinion.

The visionaries here remain Watchmen's creators, writer Moore (who, as usual, declines to have his name in the credits) and artist Gibbons.

In real scenarios, it is usual not to have full-buffer traffic but a discontinuous transmission with variable traffic.

"It is not the usual practice to have a joint report in processes such as this," Holland said.