Sentence examples for usually act as from inspiring English sources

They usually act as a group; this phenomenon is known as the "group action of muscles".

The same fans who usually act as Agassi's emotional support system were roaring for their hero, Grosjean.

Institutional investors usually act as sub-underwriters, committing to take smaller parcels of new shares, but now feel they should step into the primary role.

And they usually act as if that was true, even though I'm sure they are actually very kind to their grandchildren.

In January and February, when stormy seas usually act as a deterrent to all but the bravest, there were even higher numbers than in 2014.

Although the committee technically does not allow individual members to decide whether something is an affront to Sharia, they usually act as they see fit.

The museum usually acts as host to such organizations for their various activities.

New Hampshire usually acts as an accelerant to this winnowing process, instantly transforming large fields into two- or three-person races.

Teleprompted Trump usually acts as if he is reading a script under duress, but last night the President was with the program.

The mournful whistle of course usually acts as the leitmotif for a sad song, reminding the singer how miserable he feels.

In this case the governor-general, who had usually acted as the protector of the Moriscos against exploitation by the Christians, lost.