Sentence examples for usually adopt from inspiring English sources

This position was recorded for five seconds as their usual sitting posture (defined as the sitting posture they would usually adopt during unsupported sitting).

This position was recorded for five seconds as their usual standing posture (defined as the standing posture they would usually adopt during habitual unsupported standing).

An individual who is married to a child's parent can usually adopt through a relatively streamlined and simple process known as stepparent adoption.

Democrats usually adopt a defensive crouch when it comes to foreign policy.

These players were called on to abandon the classical oratorial style they usually adopt in performing Molière, Racine and Corneille.

In keeping with the stern tenor that fiscal monitors usually adopt, he added that many changes still await the county.

Thankfully for Queenslanders, they have in premier Anna Bligh a very sensible woman with none of the airs and graces that politicians usually adopt.

Anthony Blanche in Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited had a "luxurious, self-taught stammer", and actors playing Bertie Wooster usually adopt one to enhance their upper-class flutter.

Policing principles are that a response has to be "proportionate" to an alleged crime and social media abuse is often considered difficult, given the anonymity that users usually adopt.

The supporters always like to stress the 'FC' part of their name, not only to cock a snook at football clubs who usually adopt this particular appendage, but to differentiate them from their bitter rivals, Hull Kingston Rovers.

The Russians love to dispatch "illegals" — spies who usually adopt the identities of real (or dead) Americans — as opposed to the traditional cold war custom of posing as diplomats.