Sentence examples for usually suspended from inspiring English sources

They have intersections with stop lights, usually suspended on sagging cables well above eye-level.

The dry polymers are usually suspended in suitable agents to form a homogeneous, semisolid mixture.

In echinoderms (e.g., starfish), the gonads are usually suspended from the radiating arms directly into the sea.

Pod cars are computer-driven electric vehicles that run on a monorail-like loop, usually suspended above roads, with stops at major destinations.

Even during the month of Ramadan, when executions are usually suspended, Amnesty reports at least four people were put to death.

The ram itself, usually suspended by ropes from the roof of a movable shed, was swung back and forth by its operators against the besieged structure.

Action movie set pieces usually suspend the laws of physics, and we thought that was not the appropriate choice here.

People neither like nor trust politicians, but usually suspend their disbelief when a new lot takes over.

Nonetheless, loyal readers would usually suspend disbelief, a characteristic later parodied by Viz magazine's Billy the Fish, a fish with a human head who plays in goal for Fulchester United.

Distraction of a joint usually suspends and unloads the growth plate and may stimulate growth.

Some will give you a "deferment," or allow you 30, 60 or even 90 days without payments, and will usually suspend interest accrued during these times.