Sentence examples for usually fall into two from inspiring English sources

They usually fall into two camps: the "I never knews" and the "thank yous".

With the exception of Julie Christie in Away From Her, OAPs usually fall into two categories on screen.

Candidates for general manager usually fall into two categories: veterans who have held the job before but have been fired, as virtually all eventually are, and young hot names.

Those who think otherwise usually fall into two camps: utopians who think Congress will someday slash programs like Medicare, even though tens of millions of voters depend on them, and those who don't know the nature of federal spending.

One salient truth about white-goods advertising, said Gordon Robertson, senior vice president and group creative director at BBDO Chicago, is that "the ads usually fall into two camps, the bottle-worshiping camp and the camp of extremely happy people having an extremely good time".

In a traffic scene, the changes of tracked vehicles usually fall into two categories: change of a vehicle's scale and changes in appearance.

As a species of literature, art gallery exhibition catalogs usually fall into one of three categories, none of them good.

THRILLER heroes usually fall into one of two categories: plucky everyman figures, plunged into murderous intrigues, or professional killers such as Ian Fleming's James Bond.

The stations usually fall into three categories: AM and FM stations; subcarrier stations that share a frequency with a major station but require a special radio or subscription; and pirate stations, which sneak in some very local programming on empty frequencies and are more prevalent in Brooklyn and Queens.

Patent attorneys usually fall into one of three categories--chemical, electrical, or mechanical specialists.

Project events usually fall into three stages during the design process, including preliminary engineering, detailed layout, and detailed design.