Sentence examples for usually hauled from inspiring English sources

Each fisherman usually hauled up dozens of cod daily.

(Nineteen folding chairs are usually hauled in for each performance).

The soldier said he stuck to office assignments, but those who were assigned to Homs and refused to fire were usually hauled off to the notorious Tadmor prison outside Damascus for at least three months.

Dr. Crabtree said that turtles sometimes snagged on vertical line hooks, too, but that because those lines were usually hauled up relatively quickly few of them died as a result.

He usually hauls fuel or gasoline down from Cuzco.

When academics argue for more U.S. government spending on basic research, they usually haul out statistics that demonstrate how research has played an outsized role in spurring economic development.

Ruibe is half-frozen sashimi, usually wild salmon, hauled from Hokkaido's cold waters.

Since no ground is excavated in the area method, soil usually must be hauled to the site from some other location.

In a drama that is playing itself out in the usually sleepy Legislature, backbenchers hauled the professor in front of a subcommittee this week and, on national television, bullied him into apologizing for telling a foreign magazine that no Japanese bank or company, no matter how large, was worth propping up.

His explorations have taken him to remote parts of Costa Rica that few people ever visit, journeys that usually find him hauling an array of photographic equipment to document his finds.

Highway 56 on the east side of the island was obstructed by fallen telephone poles, forcing residents to drive on the unpaved, red dirt cane roads usually reserved for hauling sugar cane from the fields.