Sentence examples for usually at the bottom from inspiring English sources

Politicians are usually at the bottom.

When ice is encountered in Atlanta, it is usually at the bottom of a bourbon glass.

Constant turnover means there are always jobs, he added, but usually "at the bottom of the ladder".

Each bottle of Champagne has a two-letter code, usually at the bottom of the label, that describes the house.

When you take out a loan you may have noticed that companies have a credit licence number on their literature and usually at the bottom of their homepage if they are an online lender.

Although technicians are usually at the bottom of the lab hierarchy, carrying out the more mundane aspects of their principal investigator's work, a generous scientist will give them credit on publications.

For just a moment you can see clear down Tenth, a deep ravine usually filled at the bottom with taxicabs.

Socks: £20, folkclothing.com Socks given at Christmas are usually left at the bottom of a draw for the rest of time.

If necessary, explain that a news ticker, usually found at the bottom of the television screen on news channels, is running text with news tidbits, weather advisories, sports scores or other types of information.

After droplet evaporation, a circular stain is usually observed at the bottom of the patterned surface.

Vertically, retention gravels are usually deposited at the bottom of the channel.