Sentence examples for usually changes from inspiring English sources

New York's ever-changing streetscape usually changes at a pace too slow to be discerned.

Changing the beginning usually changes the way you look at the novel.

The thing that usually changes a person is another person.

Tail colour usually changes when the lizards reach sexual maturity.

Simply put, a top-flight education usually changes lives for the better.

Clan elders bargain among themselves and cash usually changes hands, with everyone firmly refusing to call the money ransom.

Last night's statement from the President regarding the unprosecuted death of Eric Garner establishes that history does not repeat itself verbatim — it usually changes the proper nouns.

His merchandise usually changes quickly, but he has been selling $20 pants "you go to the gym in" with "stripes down the side" for three years.

Because the weather of the ocean usually changes more slowly than the weather of the skies, they were also like clairvoyants.

Intracranial headaches often begin abruptly; they usually occur on awaking or at night, and pain usually changes with a change in posture.

It usually changes slowly, but sometimes it changes fast, and when it does, it's very hard for organisms to keep up.