You would never look at the opulent Gothic sandstone structure and say, "Oh, there's the gym". Strangers on campus usually remark: "Look at that beautiful church". It's designed after the Liverpool cathedral in Liverpool, England.
"Isn't this fun?" the usually reserved Armstrong remarked jocularly at one point, patting Aldrin on the shoulder as they bounded about in the low lunar gravity.
What I heard instead was a homeless man shouting sometimes sexist but usually incoherent remarks at commuters, laughing to himself and otherwise destroying the morning calm of a long escalator ride.
The secretary of state of the time usually gives remarks there on the meaning of Ramadan.
In fact, the three major candidates usually prefaced remarks about their energy plans with the assertion that the state-owned oil firm must never be privatized.
Hitler usually concluded this historical speculation by remarking: 'You see, it's been our misfortune to have the wrong religion.
Before descending to the store's lower level, Kondo exclaimed, "This is a huge store!" She picked up a short sea-foam-green robe embroidered with red polyester flowers and remarked, "I usually don't select this many items".
We remark that, usually, the application of the fixed point theorems yields existence results only.
"I know enterprise isn't usually your beat," Rosenstein remarked when I mentioned that I had heard about and was interested in Asana's popularity, "But I'm guessing that's related to the fact that most enterprise services are just bad products, they're made to appease the CIO instead of the end-user".
Mercedes has sex with a stranger; Metcalfe remarked, "Sex usually makes her forget about everything else that's going on.
