Sentence examples for usually reaching from inspiring English sources

Since the 1980s, stocks have always bounced back from a loss, usually reaching a high in relatively short order.

(Chinen) Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Joe Morris, Gerald Cleaver (Thursday) These sly wizards of free improvisation have worked together in many configurations, usually reaching high-level cohesion.

Through field and laboratory tests, the researchers discovered that before it stops eating and spins its cocoon, the corn borer travels down the stalk, usually reaching a height at which it is safe.

With increasing energy, the coefficient at first falls and then at about 10 electron volts begins to rise again, usually reaching a peak of value between 2 and 4 at energies of a few hundred electron volts.

Sometime in mid-January, in all four coastal counties — Monmouth, Ocean, Atlantic and Cape May — the number of listings begins to swell and rises in small waves, usually reaching a peak by early April.

Singapore is hot and humid all year round, with temperatures usually reaching over 30 degrees Celsius [or 86 degrees Fahrenheit].

I usually reach for the nearest thing.

It usually reaches its minimum extent in mid-September.

His fastball usually reaches 98 to 101 m.p.h.

Human health risk usually reaches the highest tier of concern for risk assessment.

But genuine, partisan protest songs usually reach people who already agree with them.