Sentence examples for usually to call from inspiring English sources

When sex workers raise their voices it is usually to call for their rights.

The left-wing instinct, when faced with high-rolling irresponsibility, is usually to call for tax increases on the rich.

She is not on Community Board Four, but she goes to meetings — though not to the meeting John went to — and the people on the board know her, because when Mrs. Salgado picks up the phone it is usually to call them.

These generated such huge buzz that it drove people to the blog, which received over two million hits, and inspired thousands of people to email "Emily," usually to call her a hero.

Male quails will often call to the female quails but sometimes the female has a call that sounds similar in some breeds of quails (usually to call to her chicks).

If he wants to replace the vermiculite, it is usually necessary to call in the pros.

By 1 30 a.m., we usually decide to call it a night.

That means it is usually cheaper to call than to send a text message.Outside America, the success of texting has been a godsend for operators.

Guests who want to use high-speed Internet links are usually asked to call the desk or sign up on registration to accept the daily charge.

"Since the average new book is invisible to the average reader," she writes, "critics who have a choice usually prefer to call attention to books they find praiseworthy".

By Philip Hamburger and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 10 , 1940 P. 15American Communists whenever it is necessary to give a false name usually choose to call themselves Nicholas Dozenberg.