Sentence examples for usually in small from inspiring English sources

They travelled on horseback, usually in small groups.

But they're usually in small numbers somewhere out on the edge of the map.

He performed in dozens of films, usually in small but memorable roles.

Stabilizers are added, usually in small quantities, to counter the effects of aging.

Modigliani also evinced another congenital trait: spending money as fast as he got it, usually in small allotments from relatives.

Roughly a half of landscape architects work in private practice, usually in small companies specialising in certain types of landscapes.

The Lindemann program — for 13 singers and 3 pianists — provides a stipend (currently $30,000 to $40,000 annually), as well as coaching from the Met's artistic staff and performance opportunities, usually in smaller stage roles but also in recitals.

While at the Met the singers make their company debuts, usually in smaller roles, though sometimes in major roles if the director of the program, Peter Russell, and Mr. Levine think them ready.

Alternatively, and usually in smaller settings, presentations may be given to small groups.

This gives you the opportunity to interact, usually in small-scale settings, with others who share an interest of yours.

They usually live in small tents outside large mansions.