Sentence examples for usual to take from inspiring English sources

It is so usual to take your kids to restaurants at night time, which is nice.

So New Yorkers were left, as usual, to take matters into their own hands yesterday.

He released the pitch higher than usual to take advantage of the wind.

Brown remains at the club and arrived at Hull's Cottingham training ground as usual to take this morning's session, but Duffen confirmed his departure shortly afterwards.

His party is on the defensive, and less inclined than usual to take politically risky votes on cutting spending and raising taxes.

As the country prepares for big changes due in its top leadership after a Communist Party congress late this year, senior officials are becoming even less inclined than usual to take risks that might damage their careers.

Pannick and Lewis are understood to have waived a substantial percentage of their usual fee to take the case.

Many students hastily packed their bags, and okada drivers charged twice the usual fare to take them to the motor park to get on a bus.

Now and again the Juilliard Quartet sets aside its usual repertory to take up Bach's "Art of Fugue," and it is well worth being there when that happens.

Recent arrivals representing well-known brands like Apple Computer, which moved into a former post office at Prince and Greene Streets, and Adidas, at 142 Wooster Street, have departed from their usual format to take advantage of the neighborhood's distinctive architecture.

Wayne Rooney also thrived surrounded by speed and willing runners and England's new captain showed his usual willingness to take responsibility and do his share of the donkey work.