Sentence examples for usually do something from inspiring English sources

I usually do something different every day.

Networks usually do something special for a championship game production.

RUNNER'S FUEL I'll usually do something early with my coffee when I wake up.

"I usually do something very simple, but I have to take advantage when I'm not working," he said.

"If you look at my track record, I usually do something for two years and then I want to leave," Levandowski said.

One challenge to dispossess Yaya Touré neatly in full flight was as much a highlight of the Capital One Cup semi-final victory over Manchester City as Romelu Lukaku's winning goal and, when Besic wins the ball, he can usually do something intelligent with it such as find a team-mate in space or thread a pass to turn defence into attack.

If the enemies have gotten in your face, you have usually done something wrong.

Using predominantly black, he cut trousers extra full and paired them with body-skimming tunics that usually did something elaborate at the neck.

Maybe this is because I'm usually doing something else — like driving — so the whole of my attention isn't focused on the response times.

Not that I did not have enough to do -- in addition to teaching I was usually doing something else like being a dean or director of some program.

It helps when I'm working on a narration, so when I'm writing stuff for the films I'm usually doing something that I have to concentrate on, like driving or playing music.