Sentence examples for usually otherwise from inspiring English sources

First, its time slot shifted from Monday nights to Friday nights, pissing off plenty of fans, as well as gay bar owners, who counted on Drag Race viewing parties as a reliable source of crowds for a night that's usually otherwise dead.

He says the "diet of multiplex" means obscure and foreign films held by independent stores like Video Vision will disappear into the ether, as they can't be viewed with software like Netflix, and are usually otherwise only accessible as illegal downloads.

Seltzer - B.C. slang for carbonated beverage usually otherwise known as "pop" to other Canadians, and either as "pop" or "soda" to Americans.

Usually wine, otherwise it's just soft drinks.

The experts are scientists usually employed otherwise, who pay travel and research expenses themselves.

They found that the 127 hitters at.299 or.300 batted a whopping.463 in that final at-bat, demonstrating a motivation to succeed well beyond normal (and in what was usually an otherwise meaningless game).

The historical record usually shows otherwise".

And they usually work; otherwise, the data would overwhelm us.

If possible, complete resection is usually recommended; otherwise, partial resection, heart transplantation, or conservative management is also advocated [3].

Reality usually says otherwise.

Neisseria meningitidis is a human pathogen and a leading cause world-wide of fatal sepsis and meningitis, usually in otherwise healthy individuals [1].