Sentence examples for usually after that from inspiring English sources

"Usually after that first weekend in November, I think, O.K., now we have our Friday nights and Saturday mornings back," she said in an interview.

In most of the cases recounted in this book, the exculpatory DNA tests were performed only after Mr. Scheck or Mr. Neufeld persuaded prosecutors to allow them, usually after delays that lasted years.

STAFFER 3: Doesn't something usually come after that first line, though?

What's even more amazing is that these numbers only represent systems tracked for six to ten months; hardware failure usually occurs after that time frame.

Leading members of the Khmer Rouge movement, including those who formed an early resistance to Pol Pot, were murdered here, usually after "confessing" that they had worked for the CIA, the KGB, Hanoi: anything that would satisfy the residing paranoia.

We know a lot of theatre owners, so we go to openings, and there's usually a party after that.

"If not, we usually know what comes after that.

If porky hands search for my butt I artfully wiggle it over to the song selector and try to make everyone's hearts go on with some Celine Dion; they usually leave me alone after that.

It is usually after a stalemate that could last days or weeks that I come in.

"It's usually the day after that I've felt something," Schwab said.

During his college years, Alex took fifteen milligrams of Adderall most evenings, usually after dinner, guaranteeing that he would maintain intense focus while losing "any ability to sleep for approximately eight to ten hours".