Sentence examples for usually nowadays from inspiring English sources
Usually, nowadays, a toilet seat is placed atop the opening, to moderate the experience.
This is not the fare one usually encounters nowadays.
Tony Robinson, usually seen nowadays caked in mud shouting at blokes with shovels, was our plain man's guide to piffle.
His energy hits you from across the room: the intense stare, the piercing blue eyes, the feet that are usually barefoot nowadays.
In gloating tabloid coverage she's usually paired nowadays with Britney Spears, whose bizarre behavior — shaving her head, smashing a car window — has been documented just as thoroughly.
Instead of staying out late at high-profile dinners, or having low-key drinks with employees, he is usually home nowadays, with his very tired wife.
The form this usually takes nowadays is to wire up one's body, or a vehicle or a suitcase with explosives, and then to enter amongst a conglomeration of the enemy".
The orchestra's upcoming program at Carnegie Hall — an evening of post-Romantic European nationalism that begins with Grieg's "Peer Gynt" Suite No. 1, a work that major orchestras usually perform nowadays as a pops piece — could have been beamed in from the nineteen-forties.
One of the options usually considered nowadays is biomass, especially in rural areas with significant local biomass availability.
Although traditionally evening dresses were the only appropriate choice, cocktail dresses are usually acceptable nowadays.
Plug in the monitoring cable (usually USB nowadays) and install the software (or install the software and plug in the cable, as is sometimes called for in the instructions).
