Sentence examples for usually by their from inspiring English sources

England collapses are usually, by their very nature, wildly exasperating.

In those days, he writes, there were no "Christians," a term applied later, usually by their pagan opponents.

The guards at Hutto conducted as many as seven head counts a day, during which all detainees, even toddlers, were supposed to remain in place, usually by their beds, for as long as it took to complete the count.

According to the official narrative, when Freud began working with women diagnosed with hysteria, in the eighteen-nineties, his patients reported being sexually molested as children, usually by their fathers and usually when they were under the age of four.

They are bored at school, increasingly have no father figures to motivate them, don't have the skills to form real romantic relationships, feel entitled to have things done for them (usually by their parents) and seek to avoid a looming adulthood of debt, unfulfilling work and other irksome responsibilities.

In Talbot's article, she examined how the patchwork detention system strained families and why Hutto was so controversial: The guards at Hutto conducted as many as seven head counts a day, during which all detainees, even toddlers, were supposed to remain in place, usually by their beds, for as long as it took to complete the count.

Or they can find a way to do both, usually by recalibrating their positions and tweaking history.

Organisms can also respond to selection by cooperating with each other, usually by aiding their relatives or engaging in mutually beneficial symbiosis.

"I can usually tell by their faces.

They are usually dispatched by their archrivals, Germany and Argentina.

The teams are usually supervised by their top assistant.