Sentence examples for usually observing from inspiring English sources

Chicken was the most common lunch meal, and the cabin crew had to purchase this fresh each day, usually observing the slaughter to ensure its freshness.

They're usually observed, not always, but usually.

Student-teachers are usually observed only twice during a semester and then given a written evaluation.

A strong positive correlation is usually observed between a hotel's star rating and the energy consumption per room.

Usually, observes Steingarten, "salt added at the table becomes the dominant flavour, doesn't bind the other tastes together and leaves you with a salty aftertaste".

Until the late Victorian era, stage performances usually observed the setting and period implied in the play, but they transformed the language.

Eighteen years ago, we took friends to Restaurant Florent, our discovery from a few years past, and had an encounter usually observed only in fiction.

The result is that he usually observes the skies only once or twice a year (and on most large telescopes, technicians, not astronomers, actually operate the equipment).

Horizons (layers) similar to those in other orders of the U.S. Soil Taxonomy are not usually observed.

During storms, intense substorms are usually observed.

Asymptomatic tumours are usually observed conservatively.