Sentence examples for usually there is nothing from inspiring English sources

Usually there is nothing that medicine can do and most of the time the pain goes away by itself with, or without, the doctor.

Usually there is nothing wrong with him, and he is only having one of his strange moods when he doesn't feel like getting out of bed or doing anything.

Usually there is nothing nutritionally healthy in this aisle anyway!

Usually there's nothing worse than being forced to listen to a couple arguing.

Usually there's nothing less interesting in a documentary than a laboratory inspection of what makes something funny.

Usually there's nothing less authentic than novels that promise to tell us the truth about Hollywood, especially the ones that mingle real people with fictional characters.

Usually, there was nothing in it.

Usually, though, there is nothing comedic about the intent of the advertiser.

"If a child stops coming to school, the reason is usually that there is nothing to eat at home and the child feels too weak," says Alice, 16. "If you are hungry, it's difficult to learn".

One usually pays for distinction, and there is nothing distinct about a neighborhood where new businesses are national chains or safe, high-margin operations.

So with email, usually when I check it there is nothing interesting, but every so often there's something wonderful – an invite out, or maybe some juicy gossip - and I get a reward".