Sentence examples for usual to work from inspiring English sources

It is usual to work until 11pm or midnight on an average working day.

In the last decade it has become usual to work with so called big data problems where calculations are very heavy and accelerators and modern architectures are widely used.

She'd been out in the morning as usual to work horses at Keeneland, then traded her riding clothes for a dress and heels to watch her brother James ride Birchwood in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf for trainer Richard Fahey.

In the 17th century it was usual to work rows of stitches across the width of a long, oblong band; from the early 18th century onward, samplers tended to become square in shape and to show an overall design for arranging the component stitches, though the old form also persisted.

The factor of two is introduced for mathematical convenience, since it is usual to work in terms of half-sections where it disappears.

The police have assigned 700 officers -- 640 more than usual -- to work at the stadium for the series, including undercover officers who circulate in the stands and a team of officers that guards Rocker around the clock, at his hotel and in the bullpen.

On Monday morning, a family friend went to the home after Mrs. Rajaram had missed her usual ride to work at a medical billing company.

Because of downed power lines, I did not take my usual train to work — the 8 36 from South Orange, New Jersey, to Penn Station, which originates in Gladstone.

In 1997, a close friend set off on her usual cycle to work.

On 7 July 2005, she caught a train to King's Cross station, and took her usual route to work on the Piccadilly Line.

Earlier this month in New York City, a woman named Melissa rode up an escalator from the subway on her usual route to work.