Sentence examples for usually friends from inspiring English sources
Agents, usually friends or family members, encourage them to put scarce money by.
Musicians turn up frequently in guest roles on "Portlandia" — they're usually friends or acquaintances of Armisen or Brownstein.
Lottery agents are usually friends who collect bets and do not ask for money until after the drawing.
Usually, friends seeing you off on those grand old ships would have brought along liquor or candy.
The bodies of the people Maïmouna Guerresi photographs — usually friends and family, shot against a wall outside her house in Dakar, Senegal — seem to extend beyond their physical boundaries.
Those, like the tip bosses, who have done well say they were helped by good contacts—usually friends or family from their home village when they arrived in Beijing.
Usually best friends tell their friends who their crushes are.
They usually have friends in those centers.
The videos show them coughing, choking and lunging for water, usually as friends watch and laugh.
Like many others with no space to spare, she usually meets friends at bars and restaurants.
"I am totally a dork, and I don't usually have friends," she said.
