Sentence examples for usually anyway from inspiring English sources
Then a single mature egg — usually, anyway — gets the tap on the shoulder and begins its travels to the uterus.
It's not a simple matter of BP giving boatloads of campaign cash to politicians who then vote for more offshore drilling, or creating ads themselves that say "Vote for Candidate X"! Or not usually, anyway.
Except for the fact that you no longer have to send a piece of mail to a physical address (usually, anyway), it is evident that the bulk of advertising hasn't changed in 150 years.
I appreciate that you don't come to VICE's video game pages to read about politics—not usually, anyway.
Of course, they usually are anyway.
And recoveries are usually uneven, anyway.Third, didn't the FOMC just lower its forecast?
In the bad old days, political scandals were simpler and usually suppressed anyway.
Then, even if the heart is restarted, they usually die anyway, or live with severe brain damage.
In this case, however, it's not so much careless as it is amusing -- more amusing than double suicides usually are, anyway.
In an upstairs closet that visitors are not really supposed to open but usually do, anyway, the museum has installed a gray mummy.
