Sentence examples for usually passed on from inspiring English sources

The exact ritual varies, and is usually passed on by teachers.

Many professions were hereditary: bannermen, brewers, dyers, doctors, navigators, and Daoist priests usually passed on their occupations to at least one son in each generation.

At present the only water costs usually passed on to consumers concern transport or treatment.

Nitrogen is not absorbed as a gas and is usually passed on.

He said it's a place to put stuff usually passed on by word of mouth.

And, this being a notoriously unfair industry, the costs are usually passed on to the courier.

-People usually pass on gossip only to one other person".

Those that do, do not usually pass on a surcharge to the customer".

Balanced: If you eat well most of the time and usually pass on getting seconds or dessert, you probably have an easier time enjoying holiday treats.

One Chinese newspaper said there had been 20,000 job losses in Dandong, a border town through which Chinese tourists usually pass on their way to North Korea by train.

They, and makers of other inputs that tend not to be imported (cement and packaging paper, for instance, though not newsprint), can usually pass on costs.