Sentence examples for usually a case of from inspiring English sources
With muses it's usually a case of "the prettier the better".
The way music is broadcast seems to change daily, but it's usually a case of more music being made available in more different ways.
Aldrich, who was gay, suggested that lesbianism was usually a case of arrested sexual development and an artifact of penis envy or a domineering mother.
It isn't usually a case of overt discrimination; it isn't even something as simple to fix as provision of good childcare, although that can help.
"Thankfully it's usually a case of mistaken identity," says Roy. "Especially with the hornet, which often turns out to be of the European variety".
It's easy to strike out on your own, even if you're a bad map reader; the paths are well-marked, and it's usually a case of keeping the sea to your left or right.
The so-called curse of the Mercury prize is usually just a case of DSAS.
David, with all due respect, i would not take what Charlie Sale says seriously, yes he sometimes gets the odd story right but usually its a case of putting 2 and 2 together and getting 5. Oh, and before anyone else asks: "how's Rory doing?" Or worse still Rebelbrum:" How's Tiger doing?" Worship at the altar of something not very nice at all.
This type of fluid accumulation usually follows a case of acute otitis, but it may occur spontaneously.
If you usually have a case of the grumps when you first open your eyes try these tips to turn that early morning frown upside down.
Usually in a case of two divergent copies of a gene in a genome, one copy is the original and the other a paralog, either from an ancient gene duplication or from an HGT event.
