Sentence examples for usually at the time from inspiring English sources

The stalk, with its surrounding petioles, is cut off close to the ground, usually at the time of blossoming.

"Usually at the time companies are most attractive," he said, "no one can think of a catalyst that will reverse its out-of-favor status".

Thirty-two states have laws providing victims varying rights to be heard, though usually at the time of sentencing and not when a jury is considering guilt or innocence.

Thirty-two states have laws that give victims the right to be heard in court, though usually at the time of sentencing and not when a jury is considering guilt or innocence.

Many of us have been taught to go to school, work hard, get good grades and get a "good job". Usually, at the time, we don't even really know what that means, but are told that certain ones are "good". So, we put on our hustle and do everything we can to get one of those.

It is usually at the time of discharge that patients are asking about their prognosis.

The name of the pudding was inspired by a brand of pies called Aunt Freshly, which the Simpsons writers usually ate at the time.

They try to do both, usually at the same time, which has them sounding at times like Mercury Rev attempting to reinvent themselves as Parisian-techno gurus.

And so you would have, compared with what you usually weigh at the time of year.

Patients with extensive IM are at increased cancer risk; however, the intragastric extent of IM is usually unknown at the time of the initial diagnosis.

They are usually large at the time of diagnosis and often detected incidentally at routine pelvic examination [14].