Sentence examples for usually mention from inspiring English sources

"They don't usually mention the losers," said Ms. Falkowski, 36.

But when I quiz fellow-Knicks fans on their favorite players, they usually mention Spree.

Connecticut radio and television stations don't usually mention Waterbury on their weather reports.

He was always ready to extol the musicians who had influenced him, and would usually mention T-Bone Walker first.

At the very least, go and visit any properties you like the sound of (the catalogue will usually mention allotted viewing times closer to the auction date).

Ordinarily, team statements regarding injuries usually mention that the player had consulted with the team's medical staff and that the sides had agreed on a course of action.

The amount usually mentioned is something over a hundred thousand dollars.

He said discussions usually mentioned "the stuff with the phones".

The speech usually mentions any state visits planned for the duration of the parliament.

"Such facts are not usually mentioned in the mainstream British and American media".

In an adaptation that is usually mentioned to the accompaniment of bitter male laughter, only the females need blood.