Sentence examples for usually at this point from inspiring English sources
Usually, at this point in the lecture, heads would begin to nod.
"Not that it couldn't happen, but usually at this point something would have happened by now.
It is usually at this point that someone wheels out the Z-word: zombie.
Usually at this point I'm done, but I'm not done yet".
Usually at this point we say something like "more studies of this approach are needed," but I won't.
Deborah Orr: Usually, at this point in an interview, the writer sketches the subject and her surroundings.
Even if you consider that actual expenditure ends up being a bit more than is usually expected at this point, it still looks like a fall of around 20%to2525%: There is however some good news for our transitioning economy.
His snide smugness and, let's admit it, his ability to translate that acrimonious arrogance into media-friendly moments shifted everyone's rhetoric slightly more toward the personal than one usually sees at this point in a campaign cycle.
He told them: "Here is the stuff of which fairytales are made... but fairytales usually end at this point with the simple phrase: 'They lived happily ever after.' This may be because fairy stories regard marriage as an anticlimax after the romance of courtship".
Gerrymandering of district boundaries is usually blamed at this point, and certainly the Republicans did use their current clout in many state legislatures to redraw the electoral map for 2012, shoring up lots of vulnerable House members by adding Republican neighbourhoods to their seats, and corralling Democrats and minority voters into Democratic enclaves.
In these nanotherapeutic models, the value of the cooling catheter used in the laser applicator is particularly evident the cooling of tissue medial to the laser applicator avoids the immediate coagulation usually seen at this point, resulting in a significant limitation in penetration depth.
