Sentence examples for usually sooner from inspiring English sources

Sooner or later — usually sooner — her songs get worked up and stay there.

Sooner or later in such situations — usually sooner — the outside world seeps in.

Because sooner or later, and usually sooner, new technology makes your old investment worthless.

In the digital present, we've come to expect that cover-ups don't last, that the truth will out, usually sooner rather than later.

I know that Washington is the most porous town on the planet; everything is known sooner or later, and usually sooner.

Starting with the crash of 1987, every time there has been a market break, it always snapped back, usually sooner rather than later.

There, children will usually know sooner rather than later what the constraints are, what it takes to live within them and how older children might help make things easier.

With a new ball allowed at intervals of 55 overs in Tests, a period that usually elapsed sooner than the 200 runs stipulated under the usual rule of the time, spinners were given few opportunities and made little impact in the big matches.

"It usually happens sooner than they think".

But the old market mantra is that one such warning is usually followed, sooner or later, by another.

Thus, "super" tumor cell is born out of adverse environment, which to some extent explains why people with cancer usually die sooner after radiotherapy.