Sentence examples for usually rule from inspiring English sources

Deliberately infuriating your audience is not usually rule No 1 in the marketing world.

Ingles wanted more custody and joint decision-making but was told this is how judges usually rule.

After 15 years in Parliament, the politician, Sheik Rashid knows that the rich and well-connected usually rule this impoverished nation of 150 million people.

Red, white and blue may be the colors of the day, and red and white usually rule the wine world, but rosé is the current champion for pairing with summer dishes in places like these.

They lack national security expertise, they are not accustomed to ruling on lightning-fast timetables, they are used to being in absolute control, their primary work is on domestic matters and they usually rule on matters after the fact, not beforehand.

When a child less than 1 year old dies suddenly of unexplained causes, doctors usually rule SIDS as the cause of death.

Conspicuous consumption usually rules the day.

Ant societies are rigidly stratified and usually ruled by queens.

There are usually rules attached to checking out e-books.

The existence of a patent that includes specific elements of an invention usually rules out the possibility of another.

— STUART EMMRICH This year there's a new contender in the TV movie and miniseries category usually ruled by HBO.