Sentence examples for usually for men from inspiring English sources

"We know it is unusual to hear a woman referred to as a muftiya, or sheikha, because this job is usually for men, but it is important women have someone they can turn to for help," Sheikha Radia says.

Translation: Meatball, usually for men.

When asked to choose from a possible list of antibiotics that they usually prescribe for men or non- pregnant women, the majority of GPs (91%) correctly indicated that they usually prescribe azithromycin.

But really, all she has done is give women the kind of parts – complex, conflicted, funny and flawed – that are usually reserved for men.

She was a skilled painter by the time she was a teenager, and part of her notoriety stemmed from painting subjects usually reserved for men.

Each appearance of a party leader has been categorised by the main colour that they were wearing that day (so usually suits for men and dresses for women) and a secondary colour – that is the accent colour or "pop of colour" in fashion parlance (so usually ties for men and shoes/jackets for women).

The boot, which is usually black for men and white for women, has a strong, reinforced arch support and a stiffening material around the heel and under the arch.

Ms. Riggins gives her solo in "Carillon" a leggy, wide-swinging expansiveness and offhand virtuosity as she adds a leg beat to her assemblé turn in the air (a step usually reserved for men).

In a male-dominated country where women are largely confined to household chores, or certain tasks in the fields, Bhramarpura is a notable exception, with women assuming duties usually reserved for men.

It is usually reserved for men because the apostles were male.

The few bikes that do exist are usually reserved for men and boys, leaving women and girls on foot.