Sentence examples for usual to read from inspiring English sources

Hitch seems to have briefed his writers, as usual, to read it through once for the story and then forget about it.

Flipboard users can create their magazines, then use the app as usual to read news and look at photos and videos.

He had risen at 5, as usual, to read, write and prepare for a full day of meetings on everything from nuclear disarmament to health care.

It was more nauseating than usual to read Jerry Springer's lineup for the past week's shows, which included segments titled "Wet, Wild and Naked" and "Tales of the She-Males!" And it was hard to take seriously commercials for varicose vein treatments, discount mattresses or home burglar alarm systems (offering the purchaser peace of mind) that began to resurface on news broadcasts.

During this same period it was also usual to read Essay V ("My Station and Its Duties") as expressing Bradley's own position, and this was interpreted as derivative, relying heavily on Hegel's view of society as an organism of interrelated persons.

While Wikipedia is down to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act, you can use your usual "research" time to read up on "Areopagitica," Milton's argument for freedom of speech.

Let us extend our vocabulary with two modal operators, □ and ♢, which as usual we intend to read as (alethic) necessity (resp. possibility).

So you're probably wondering how any of this is relevant to the usual rants you love to read from the Gear, but it is.

This is especially curious when considering the excellent point made by Schmitt and Zipperer, who critically review the Seattle study, that compared to Seattle's relatively high wage base, $13 an hour isn't that far out of the usual range (be sure to read their critique).

It was her usual downbeat star turn, hard to read but faintly tetchy-looking.

I had expected to read the usual ads for Monsanto, Dow and Caterpillar, and it was a pleasure to find the opposite.