Sentence examples for usually preceding from inspiring English sources

The noun has seven cases, and the adjective, usually preceding the noun it modifies, agrees with the noun in case but not in number.

Let's consider two of the most ubiquitous pictures in vernacular photography: the bride on her wedding day and the baby, one usually preceding the other.

"Ultraviolet" is unusual in that the band has only ever played it in concert as part of an encore, usually preceding "With or Without You".

This study reveals a temporal order of DNA rearrangements during the processing of a scrambled gene, with simpler events usually preceding more complex ones.

Animals were observed and classified according to the Racine scale: 1) freezing behaviour; 2) rigid posture with straight and rigid tail; 3) repetitive head bobbing, rear into a sitting position with forepaws shaking; 4) rearing and falling, jumping, running with period of total stillness; 5) continuous level 4; 6) lost of posture and generalized convulsion activity, usually preceding death.

In vitro studies are usually preceding clinical application of drug candidates.

When the bugs sense the change in air pressure that usually precedes bad weather, they forgo their usual courtship rituals and go in for a quickie.

Reading usually precedes writing.

The sound usually precedes the picture.

Emergency declarations by the Buildings Department usually precede orders to vacate.

The announcement of new cardinals usually precedes a consistory by about four weeks.