Sentence examples for usually saw from inspiring English sources

You usually saw them together".

Mornings usually saw a longer swim – about 3km.

Dr. McCombs said the emergency room usually saw as many as 65 people a day.

She said the parents had visiting rights but usually saw him in the foster mother's home.

Unusually, only non-commissioned soldiers were treated at Dunham – the great houses usually saw officers.

Until recently, archaeologists usually saw Neanderthals as incapable of creating artistic works much beyond simple abstract markings and personal ornamentation.

The fishes are noted for the stout, usually saw-edged spines in their pectoral fins.

The leaves should be enough to tell to stay away; they are easily recognizable by their three-fingered leaves, usually saw-toothed.

He repeats the old saw, usually ascribed to Winston Churchill: "You can count on Americans to do the right thing after they've exhausted all the other possibilities".

Amputation in the Sixteenth Century technically consisted in guillotine incisions below the knee using crescent shaped knife and bony saw, usually leaving a quite long tibial stump.

Amputation in the Sixteenth Century technically consisted in guillotine incisions below the knee using crescent-shaped knife and bony saw, usually leaving a quite long tibial fragment; afterwards, Ambroise Paré defined the stump length in 5 fingers (10 cm) below the knee [ 21].