Sentence examples for usually independently from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martin and Mr. Blane, who met as cast members in the 1937 Broadway revue "Hooray for What?," both wrote words and music, usually independently of each other, before combining their efforts, having agreed to share credit on everything.

They both travel fairly frequently, though usually independently.

In contrast to department stores or chains, specialty stores are usually independently owned and tend to offer enhanced, more personal customer service.

Cities "operate with large service networks that are usually independently optimized, but it seems very likely that the engineering of these networks, not least energy supply, will need to be rethought," says Fisk.

In my head, it's a show for the smaller, usually independently made video games – a space where the most out-there ideas coexist with others of a more knowingly commercial slant.

In 1999, he launched a film festival now known as Ebertfest, an annual celebration of usually independently financed films staged at his alma mater, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

The source and filter are usually independent processes as they can vary independently of each other [ 20].

Until recently, they usually acted independently, but in recent months they have cooperated in many attacks.

The groups have carried out most of the suicide bombings in Israel, but usually act independently.

The two groups usually work independently — and can project different results.

Although the two uteri usually open independently into the cloaca, they occasionally unite to form a bicornuate (two-horned) structure.