Sentence examples for usually to break from inspiring English sources

A "code black" is a request for assistance, usually to break up a fight.

GARAGE King warned that garage doors are usually easier to break down than house doors.

Though few sequels since have fulfilled that promise, even the worst usually manage to break even.

However, such agreements in Japan are usually easy to break with some negotiation.

Just go in there and do a good job, always focus on the next mile, and things are usually going to break your way.

Wes Welker or Julian Edelman (or whoever can be counted on to make a fair catch, as Belichick's goal with special teams is usually  just to break even) will field punts.

In order to achieve fairly monodisperse and stable suspensions of small agglomerates, ultrasonic energy is usually applied to break apart large agglomerates that can form upon suspension in liquid.

He opted to sample from more obscure selections, making it a personal rule of his to lean away from using more popular material, saying: "I've always pushed myself to use obscure things, and if I use something obvious, it's usually only to break my own rules".

Chromosomes in these bridges are usually prone to break into multiple fragments and often these fragments form micronuclei at the end of mitosis [ 14].

Policy analysts usually tend to break down health policy process into a series of stages though acknowledging this does not necessarily reflect the exact process in the real world [ 54].

You don't usually have to break the bank to buy reasonable perfumes that smell expensive, although the high end perfumes are quite pricey.