Sentence examples for usually sunny from inspiring English sources
And it's usually sunny too?
The weather is usually sunny and dry.
So Mr. Leventhal is not usually sunny and cheerful?
Frosts occur on most winter nights, but the days are usually sunny and often warm.
It's usually sunny without being too hot, and I like that.
But Joe Girardi, the manager with a usually sunny outlook, saw clouds.
Rubio is usually sunnier than this.
Even the stronger German economy will slow sharply the government will be cutting spending and raising taxes to resist a rising budget deficit, and exports to the United States will slacken.The withdrawal of government support will expose just how weak the private sector still isNowadays, it is usually sunnier in the emerging world, and so it will again prove in 2011.
My usually-sunny disposition melts away under my sarcasm and snark.
The best time of year is from April through October, when Israel usually enjoys sunny, dry weather.
By exploiting the romantic potential of Paris's clouds, mist and fog — in their ceaseless interplay with the sun — Yvon created images that "stand well apart from views made by so many other photographers, who usually preferred sunny weather".
