Sentence examples for usually matching from inspiring English sources

Maxim's salesmen provided armies with guns in any calibre, usually matching their current rifle cartridge.

Usually matching rock bands with classical chamber groups, the program has built a following among young listeners on both sides of the street.

In contrast to experimental studies, subjects of which are usually matching the primary interests of only a small minority of readers, case reports are of principle interest to all practicing neuropathologists, as any variant of any disease may be encountered by any neuropathologist at any time.

Different fish will give out different rewards, usually matching colors of the fish to the drops.

More to the point, it usually matches the impulses of Mr. Gordon's eclectic music.

Then again, injustice on the way down is usually matched by injustice in the ascent.

We usually match the color of my lipstick to my wardrobe, which usually consists of pinks and peachy tones.

The production of the game usually matched the level of ABC's best work on "Monday Night Football".

It happened at Waterloo Brasserie, the Belgian restaurant at Washington and Charles Streets, where the clothing usually matches the mussel shells.

What follows is an explosion of noise, led first by the cries, shouts and groans of the competitor, and usually matched by the crowd.

Cindy is a stylish lady, if by stylish one means "someone who usually matches her shoes to her skirt to her handbag to her coat".