Sentence examples for usually go up from inspiring English sources
"A few hands usually go up.
This was surprising, the company said, because heels usually go up during an economic downturn.
We usually go up Friday evenings and return either Sunday night or early Monday morning.
"I usually go up there and hit, and that's how I've done it so well".
In Miami, for instance, "We usually go up between $30,000 and $50,000 per floor," Ms. Beltran said.
Live blogs, which provide minute-by-minute coverage of such events as the Leveson inquiry, Syrian protests and eurozone developments, usually go up without being subbed first.
"A framework awning usually goes up in April and comes down in October," Mr. Kohler said.
The curtain usually goes up around 10 PM and an opera is never finished before 1 AM; this one finished at 2 05.
"When the housing market is down," he said, "the rental market usually goes up, so I think I end up being O.K".
On the main information screen at Pennsylvania Station, the platform of departing trains usually goes up 10 or 15 minutes before departure.
After the episode, the actors usually went up to the bar for a drink and I was really a bit upset about it.
