Sentence examples for usually emerges from inspiring English sources

As measured by fatality rates, turf usually emerges each year as the safest racing surface.

At many other tables South plays in two hearts and usually emerges with nine tricks.

But her frustration usually emerges when attorneys aren't telling her what she wants to know.

When New Yorkers write love letters to New York, one of two possibilities usually emerges.

It descended from the 1976 Zaire variant, which usually emerges in central Africa.

At that point, with so many options on the table, a solution usually emerges quickly.

Belief in British decrepitude usually emerged less directly.

Republics have usually emerged from wars or revolutions.

Many of the same coefficients usually emerge even after cropping.

Tod pranged several cars, but usually emerged without a scratch; usually but not always.

The female miner bees, which usually emerge later than the male, emerged 15 days earlier.