Sentence examples for usually look at from inspiring English sources

PLUGGING IN I'll usually look at Facebook, answer e-mails.

Does he usually look at them? "No," he says curtly.

The other measure big investors usually look at is dividend yield.

"Every year, when you usually look at the end of the Super Bowl, coaches leave.

But patients do not usually look at screening tests from that perspective.

To measure a country's progress, economists usually look at gross domestic product, employment, exports and other predictable data points.

So who usually looks at the VirtuaGirl site?

"You're usually looking at a 90-day close," Mr. Murphy said.

He's usually looking at Alice, so I can watch him as much as I want.

"If you have shoulder surgery, you are usually looking at two, three, four months of rehabilitation time," Sather said.

By 3 a.m., all the models had appeared and Galliano had studied the clothes carefully — usually looking at them in the mirror rather than directly.