Sentence examples for usually lives from inspiring English sources
The name pratincole means "meadow-dweller", though it usually lives in marshes.
Much, much better.Maybe there aren't queues and crowds in Krakow where the "Lady with the Ermine" usually lives.
The painted turtle usually lives in quiet, shallow bodies of fresh water, especially those with thickly planted mud bottoms.
No one dies, nor – usually – lives a lesser life because of them: often, overcoming them is a spur to success.
The virus usually lives in birds, but also spreads from birds to mosquitoes to people and horses and other animals.
The suspected politician, who usually lives in the provincial capital, Lahore, has since fled to Dubai, according to the local police chief, Sadiq Ali Dogar.
Bivalves usually live on or in sandy or muddy bottoms.
Cephalochordates usually live partially buried in marine sand and gravel.
Good thing turtles usually live more than a century.
They usually live in small tents outside large mansions.
Rights to land and houses are inherited patrilineally, and lineage members usually live together.
