Sentence examples for usually one or two from inspiring English sources

At any one time there are usually one or two patients on morphine.

"It's usually one or two years".

He's usually one or two steps ahead of everyone else".

That's all done by usually one or two of the guys.

There is no minimum or maximum length, but usually one or two pages will suffice.

Electives are usually one or two units but may also be three units as further explained below.

Better reading will be one gain an important one for students usually one or two years below reading level.

There are usually one or two cabinet ministers, an ambassador, a few newspaper editors — people like that.

In most matrix population projection models, individuals are characterized according to, usually, one or two traits such as age, stage, size or location.

Since column transport experiments are very laborious, a common alternative is to perform batch experiments where usually one or two measurements are done assuming equilibrium is reached.

Manson noted that the band's US sales figures are usually one or two million records, and did not find the sales figures disappointing.