Sentence examples for usually seen with from inspiring English sources

Vladimir Malakhov, usually seen with American Ballet Theater, brought his purity and playfulness to the Madsen role.

Other than in the rare appearances of his big band, Mr. Heath is usually seen with the Heath Brothers quartet, with his brothers Percy and Albert.

Chorea is characterized by brief and involuntary dancelike movements that are usually seen with disease of the caudate nuclei, which are part of the basal ganglia.

You can buy torta con becchi (bird's beaks, because of the peaked shape of the crusts), in many bakeries; these can be made with almost anything, though they're usually seen with either chard or chocolate (sometimes both).

Black-glazed Tang horses are very rare and are usually seen with a hogged mane, like the famous one sold in 1989 by the British Rail Pension Fund for $6.1 million, still the world record for Chinese ceramics.

A dab hand at projecting an image, Audiard, 63, has established himself in people's minds as the director who most resembles a 1950s detective; he's usually seen with a fedora on his close-shaven head, sometimes sucking on a pipe, making him resemble a hipster Maigret.

"People were very concerned about their own security, in a way that I don't usually see with advocacy work".

Two weeks ago, though, doctors here thought they were looking at a medical mystery: the deaths of healthy young people — not the drunks or addicts they usually see — with lungs so inflamed that they resembled liver.

Mr. White's writing is "so much more meaningful than most of what you usually see with this sort of show, the so-called soaps, which are just a grotesque parade of insane characters," Ms. Keaton says.

McQueen said the Series A comes at a time when the company is actually profitable, not something you usually see with an early round like this.

Again, those major shifts are something you usually see with a lottery-bound group, not..