Sentence examples for usually a small one from inspiring English sources

"I mean, I have to have turkey but it's usually a small one".

A blimp is just one type of airship, usually a small one, and always nonrigid, meaning that it has no structural hull; its shape is maintained by the pressure of the lifting gas within.

The office of the Tested Selling Institute is a small one, usually occupied only by Mr. Wheeler and his secretary.

As an example of the Japanese love of children and their ingenuity for homemade dolls and toys, one of the good-luck charms sold to children in this market is rag dolls of different sizes (about $3 for a small one), usually red, dressed in blue and white with a tucked-in kerchief (a uniform not unlike that worn by the women at the booths).

Even in academic studies that do show higher minimum wages having a negative impact on employment, the effect is generally a small one, and it is usually confined to teen-agers and unskilled workers.

The trend has left 171 counties in the United States without a paper, typically the largest source of community news; roughly half of the 3,143 counties in the country have only one newspaper, usually a small weekly.

Usually it's small, one or two.

The set of repositories R is usually small (one or few repositories per developer) and the complexity of the operation for checking if a commit belongs to a specific repository is O(1) (i.e., the complexity of checking if an element belongs to a hash-based set).

"California bungalows like this are usually defined as small one- or 1 1/2-story houses with main rooms that flow together.

In broad terms, the variation of ionization energies throughout the periodic table mirrors the variation in atomic radii, with small atoms typically having high ionization energies and large atoms usually having small ones.

Small companies usually merge with small ones and can solve a problem faster.