Sentence examples for usually in the second from inspiring English sources

"Usually in the second week of camp it is hard to get guys motivated and it is hard hitting against yourself," Shanahan told reporters after practice on Thursday.

Grenada's Carnival, one of the island's biggest festivals, begins in July and gains momentum leading up to Carnival Sunday, usually in the second week of August.

Past footage released by CMP followed roughly the same format: Planned Parenthood employees discuss the donation of fetal tissue, usually in the second trimester, usually in stark medical terms.

When unveiled at Stamford Bridge in the summer of 2013, he correctly pointed out that his success came "usually in the second season" and he has triumphed in his sophomore campaign at Porto, Inter, Real Madrid and now in both spells at Chelsea.

Interferon therapy, and specially interferon beta-1b, induces the production of neutralizing antibodies, usually in the second 6 months of treatment, in 5 to 30% of treated patients.

NSGCT occur at an earlier age, usually in the second or third decade.

Onset is usually in the first two decades of life.

"Usually in the first few days after an airport opens, there are troubles.

"It's amazing how quickly it occurs, usually in the first year.

Curtain calls have traditionally been reserved for game-tying or game-winning home runs, usually in the eighth inning or later.

He suspects that unreasonable expectations are an important reason about half of all people who start a running program drop out, usually in the first six weeks.