Sentence examples for usually begins not from inspiring English sources

The deal-making usually begins not long after sunrise, almost certainly over coffee and perhaps a sunny-side-up egg winking up at the mayor in a local diner.

Stuttering usually begins not with a child's first words, she said, and "not even with two-word utterances like 'doggie bark,' " but "when you're starting with the grammar of the language, prepositions and helping verbs and little words of the kind that you leave out" when composing a text message.

She reminds us that wars usually begin not with the force of arms but the force of words: assertions, declarations, threats, and the like.

(Ms. Livermore said these conversations usually begin: "Couldn't you please call Robert up and say you've heard of him? I don't like the women he's choosing").

A novel usually begins, in my experience, with a thought or image that won't leave me alone.

When death drew closer, a patient usually began to withdraw, not wanting to see people, and talking less if someone came.

(Music usually begins around noon).

"Addiction usually begins as a psychological dependency.

Q. Drug abuse usually begins in adolescence.

This is how it usually begins.

"Sightings do not usually begin until May but the warm weather is likely to have attracted the shark to the surface," she added.