Sentence examples for usually at a from inspiring English sources

They are usually at a juncture or crossroads.

Modeled usually at a basic level like air and water, a plasma is also electrically charged.

The president's tally expands when he's giving a speech, usually at a campaign rally.

We hear them every night, see them fairly often — usually at a distance, normally running.

Hostility, she says, is not usually at a personal level but towards government.

Such officers can start work almost immediately, usually at a modest salary.

People, if present, are usually at a distance, engaged in sports or childhood play.

"And, usually at a bris, there's no shortage of doctors or lawyers," he said.

But most walked, usually at a pleasant pace of about 3 miles per hour.

Indeed, where habitat data are available, this is usually at a very broad landscape scale rather than farm scale.

Metals can be processed to reach ultra-high strength, but usually at a drastic loss of ductility.