Sentence examples for usually directly from inspiring English sources

The levitation of saints is usually directly upward, whereas that of witches has the dynamic purpose of transportation.

A studio rarely makes a film that it doesn't expect will succeed with at least two quadrants, and a film's budget is usually directly related to the number of quadrants it is anticipated to reach.

The ratings for the Academy Awards are usually directly related to the box office gross of the films in contention for best picture and usually the biggest ratings are reserved for when a huge film is expected to win.

Whereas disarmament agreements usually directly prohibit the possession or production of weapons, arms-control agreements often proceed by setting limitations on the testing, deployment, or use of certain types of weapons.

Judge A: People usually directly turn to the court.

However, they are not usually directly consumed [7].

Know that cancer insurance benefits are usually paid directly to you, tax-free, while your major medical insurance will pay the providers directly.

Interpreters usually sit directly alongside appellants and witnesses in court.

Those people are usually covered directly by fee-for-service federal and state programs.

But Nassau's newest officers usually go directly to the midnight shift, and stay there.

We usually work directly for a tenant, or we'll work for the building owner.