Sentence examples for usually find themselves from inspiring English sources

The two senators usually find themselves on opposite sides of most debates.

The two men usually find themselves at opposing sides of environmental questions.

Ideologies placing themselves in the path of history's steamroller usually find themselves flattened into irrelevance.

In South Beach, those attempting to create underground scenes usually find themselves swimming against a heavy tide.

People who enter these brothels usually find themselves in tiny, tiled rooms with only a single bed and a sink.

Senators of either party who serve long enough usually find themselves on both sides of the ideology question.

Those people who reached land usually found themselves in refugee camps, as other countries in southeast Asia were reluctant to accept them.

Latecomers usually found themselves in far-flung suburban chain hotels or no-frills trucker motels miles away from the celebration in the compact city center of New Orleans.

In the past, moderates like him usually found themselves facing a choice between the right and the left, and they usually lost out in coalitions with Marxist guerrillas or right wing generals.

Damon's willingness to fall into diatribe-mode means that for the last year the band (in interviews at least) have usually found themselves in a corner, arguing their way deeper and deeper into trouble.

The soft centre, the free-form style that on a bad day fell foul of well-organised opponents, the one or two elite players short they usually found themselves.