Sentence examples for usually rules from inspiring English sources
Conspicuous consumption usually rules the day.
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.
"While some owners are reluctant, reality usually rules the day," said Mr. Hartrick, citing pressures like dwindling cash, threats from bankers and vendors shutting off deliveries.
Deborah Sturm Rausch, a representative for the State Office of Mental Retardation, said that in such disputes, the agency usually rules in favor of the group home.
Labor disputes are settled by a special labor council, which usually rules in favor of the employee.
Ant societies are rigidly stratified and usually ruled by queens.
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.
— STUART EMMRICH This year there's a new contender in the TV movie and miniseries category usually ruled by HBO.
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.
