Sentence examples for usually grouped from inspiring English sources

Later, zoos usually grouped the animals according to the habitats or continents they had come from.

When they have other titles that have performed well, their 2004 results are collected immediately beneath - usually grouped as a series.

It's thought that one in 20 people in the UK has a personality disorder and there are several types, usually grouped into clusters.

The first of the lilies to bloom are the shorter in stature sorts that are usually grouped together as the Asiatic lilies.

Far or extreme right is a bit of a misnomer for the assorted rebels, mavericks and tub-thumpers usually grouped with the party.

Confession comes to life again if we read it alongside The Death of Ivan Ilyich rather than alongside the religious essays with which it is usually grouped.

First came the utilities; then carefully chosen parts of health, then education, along with a ragbag of stuff usually grouped under "back office" and "support services".

In aquarium buildings the tanks are usually grouped so that they have a common filter and method of temperature control.

Multiracial and multiethnic Americans (usually grouped together as "mixed race") are one of the country's fastest-growing demographic groups.

The tribes to the west of the Bastetani are usually grouped together as "Tartessian," after the name Tartessos given to the region by the Greeks.

Earthfill and rockfill dams are usually grouped together as embankment dams because they constitute huge mounds of earth and rock that are assembled into imposing man-made embankments.