Sentence examples for usually communicate from inspiring English sources

When their beats cross, police officers and soldiers usually communicate with a wave, a smile or a quick greeting, as when a police cruiser passes a military checkpoint and the officers say: "Stay safe," or "Good evening, gents".

My son is 17 and he seems to have a girlfriend, but I'm not sure, because it seems that they don't meet each other so much, they usually communicate over the e-mail.

"Since he's been in the league, we go eat dinner and just kick it," said Howard, who noted that the two men, teammates at the 2008 Olympics, usually communicate a couple of times a week by phone or Twitter.

The main units of the MOD system usually communicate with each other and work concurrently under timing constraints.

Intestinal duplication takes place on the mesenteric side of the intestine and does not usually communicate with the intestinal lumen.

Since its inception by Professor Chua in 1988, who defined a CNN as an arrangement of regularly spaced cells which usually communicate with each other through their nearest neighbors [1], many advances in theory, applications and implementation have emerged.

Though everyone else is talkative, she usually communicates in monosyllabic commands: "Larder", "Lay the table".

We're usually communicating artworks that are still in development, which can also be tricky.

Climate change predictions are usually communicated using a standard uncertain outcome format.

Just a third of the young speakers said they always or usually communicated in Welsh with friends.

Although major safety recalls are usually communicated via advertisements and press publicity, there is no single authority to oversee recalls.