Sentence examples for usually on our from inspiring English sources

This is the recurring theme of the England national team: we're usually on our knees by the time these tournaments come around.

"We train to do this all around the world - but not usually on our own back door," the group's commanding officer, Col Garth Manger, said.

Conyers is usually on our side.

Which one do we end up usually carrying on our shoulders?

They are almost envelopes, bottles, boxes or bowls – things we usually discard on our way towards what matters.

(We had already decided to make our excursion without the car we usually use on our trips. We didn't think it was up to the job).

It was not the kind of thing you usually heard on our floor — there was an abrasive quality to it — but it had a nice rhythm.

Child geniuses do not, usually, impinge on our daily life, so why have they become so disproportionately represented in recent fiction?

Having no destination in mind – no church, no gallery, no park or vista or bar, as we usually had on our wintry, twilit walks that month – I felt flat and dismal.

The Times's executive editor, Jill Abramson, said: "We don't usually comment on our reporting before publication, but in this case we will make an exception since it is already public.

After we resolve to lose weight, our next most popular resolution usually centers on our money habits.