Sentence examples for usually by a from inspiring English sources

Usually by a quarter past 3, he is a crank.

The paradigm imposed, usually by a particular media view, completely disorients the proper analysis.

Students are selected by their high school, usually by a teacher or by a guidance counselor.

Almost always the central dance space was occupied, usually by a single dancer at a time.

Manuscripts written outside Constantinople are recognizable, if at all, usually by a rougher, provincial appearance.

The laminations are insulated from each other usually by a varnish layer.

* America's extraordinary rendition programme involves the further element of torture, usually by a third-party proxy state.

The gas coolant is first compressed, usually by a piston, and then pushed through a tube into the condenser.

Compression of the optic chiasm, usually by a tumour of the pituitary fossa, may result in the "blinkers" effect.

In orthodox Judaism, the head is invariably covered during worship, usually by a skullcap known as a yarmulka or kappel.

After 1360 it was held as an appanage of the French crown, usually by a member of the royal family.