Sentence examples for usually from one from inspiring English sources

They are mostly unpaid volunteers, usually from one particular town or region.

Sexting: sending sexually explicit messages, usually from one phone user to another.

To date, few nuclear plants have actually changed hands, and when they do, it is usually from one private company to another.

He moved a lot, usually from one shabby rented place to another, and, thanks to the divorces and, later, the negligence about taxes, money was a serious problem right up to the end.

So technology transfer amounts to the communication of information, usually from one organization to another".

So technology transfer amounts to the communication of information, usually from one organization to another (Tornazky & Fleischer, 1990).

The Knicks are averaging nearly as many shots as they did last season through 10 games, (87.7 to 87.9), but the attempts usually originate from one-on-one play instead of an offensive flow.

"On a trip, I am usually moving from one place to another so quickly I don't worry too much about repeat 'looks.'".

Based on the fact that the performance requirements are usually different from one part to another in one component, a novel graded structural material (GSM) of Ti 6Al 4V/Ti 6.5Al 3.5Mo 1.5Zr 0.3Si has been designed and successfully fabricated by laser melting deposition (LMD) manufacturing technology.

Whatever food could not be grown usually came from one of the trucks or carts that roamed the neighborhood.

They usually emerge from one person's imagination, take more risks, and have the power to really hook us.