Sentence examples for usually in the spring from inspiring English sources

Usually, in the spring term of the third year the department decides whether to prepare a case for promotion to associate professor (without tenure).

Sake (pronounced SAH-keh, not SAH-kee) is sold within the year it is made, so vintage is not a factor when ordering (the release date, usually in the spring, is printed on the label).

Either way, the trees will have flowers - usually in the spring.

They were shot usually in the spring, when their feathers were colored for mating and nesting.

The shark attacks only happen usually in the spring/summer part of the year.

Iran's leadership does seem distressed about the massive dust storms that blow in with ever-increasing frequency from neighboring Iraq, usually in the spring and summer.

Many spiderlings eventually disperse by ballooning, usually in the fall.

The annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience, is usually in the fall.

All or nearly all other openings show weaker hands, usually in the 11-16 range.

I do a good job getting it warmed up; usually in the first quarter it's great.

Cetacean breeding is seasonal, usually in the winter, and females normally calve once every two years.