Sentence examples for usually get together from inspiring English sources

They usually get together just before Christmas, she said, but "we couldn't be doing this if there was a strike".

They usually get together twice a season for two-day sessions, but this year, it is just the one day, for six hours.

When Mr. Forte is in town, the three usually get together for bowling, among other spirited games like soccer, kickball, dance-offs and push-up contests.

Here is how it works: Friends usually get together and form a league, drafting a team of players whose performance is based on how the real live players are doing.

The villagers usually get together to invest in a donkey so they can pay a young boy to go to the beaches and take all the sand he can.

She usually gets together with her friends, almost all of whom are psychics, in Manhattan, although occasionally she will invite people over for a homemade Italian meal.

Shortly after arriving in Hollywood, Ms. Peters met and began a quiet relationship with the reclusive Hughes -- also famous for his ostentatiously unpretentious wardrobe -- and for a decade the couple dated, usually getting together once a week, often to watch movies until late into the evening in one of Hughes's screening rooms.

"Usually children get together to play and chat for about half an hour just before nightfall, which is all they can afford".

There are so many of us that usually we only get together at Christmas and for big events.

Says one member, Diana Oberlander: "Usually when fashion people get together, they start out wanting to talk about something lofty, but then, inevitably, the conversation turns to gossip after 20 minutes.

Let's meet so we see if we all feel comfortable.' They get together, usually in the seller's apartment, and if it seems they like the lovely couple, then they ask for the package as confirmation".