Sentence examples for usually throughout from inspiring English sources

Refugees usually, throughout the world these days, are seen as outcasts.

Remember, usually throughout the summer, the water table is lower than winter or times of regular precipitation; so if you bury your treasure too low, it could be susceptible to water damage as the water table rises.

Gate valves are usually installed throughout the pipe network.

The store's regulars love the recipe cards that are usually posted throughout, suggesting food-and-wine pairings.

Ali Esbati, Swedish survivor on Utøya remarked that the courtoom did not feel as "oppressive" as it usually had throughout the 10-week trial.

For those groups that had them, clans were usually dispersed throughout a tribe or nation rather than limited to a particular village or tribelet.

In equatorial regions, where changes in day length are usually insignificant throughout the year, other environmental stimuli, such as rain, predominate.

In the case of beech canker, he said, "by the time you see it, it has usually spread throughout the tree".

Here objects that are usually spread throughout the museum's building -- "four blocks apart," in the words of one staff member -- are seen out of context, in the company of relative strangers.

One of the few surprises is the vocal prowess of Iggy Pop, who is usually portrayed throughout this period as drug-addled, too wild to be contained by anyone, including himself.

They can be made either in the half-moon shape that they usually take throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, or in a distinctively Chilean squared-off form made by folding all but the straight side of the semicircular turnover to make a package that is often four inches across.