Sentence examples for usually American from inspiring English sources

Usually American presidents have a somewhat lower reputation.

Authors (usually American) who include too much detail.

Usually, American business groups promote exports under the imprimatur of the Commerce Department.

(Mr Maraniss's examples are usually American).Despite Brundage, there was sponsorship at the games, and even performance-enhancing drugs, though such activities were necessarily surreptitious.

These companies — usually American firms that subcontract to foreign workers — operate free of regulation by either the Iraqi government or the United States military.

Lacklustre turrets aside, Edinburgh's fortress looks so un-castlelike that tourists (usually American) drain the patience of locals by constantly asking where "Edinboro cassel" is.

When John F. Welch Jr. became its chief in 1981, G.E. was organized geographically, with powerful country heads — usually American-born — running different regions.

He was referring to the arrangement whereby Mexican factories, usually American-owned, import duty-free materials from the U.S., piece them together, and then send the final product back, free of tariff.

Usually, Americans follow their President on foreign policy, but not this time.

Some people's vanity (usually Americans, though, not Frenchmen) derives from how hard they work.

Isn't it usually Americans who are accused of this kind of provincialism, crassness and cultural insensitivity?