Sentence examples for usually to draw from inspiring English sources

When bacon is labeled "smoked," it is usually to draw attention to the kind of wood used for smoking.

On Monday, the New York Police Department sent its warrant squads after an unusual set of suspects: people who had old warrants for the lowliest of violations, misconduct too minor, usually, to draw the attention of those squads.

Two or three times will usually suffice to draw the mixture into cylinders and ignite it".

Every 10 years, state legislators would use the new census data to redraw Congressional district lines, and the party in power would usually manage to draw maps that gave it an advantage.

Israeli officials who are usually quick to draw parallels between the American and Israeli experiences have been reticent to do so recently -- even after a Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself apart and wounded dozens of people outside a cafe in an Israeli city on Sunday, the day after an Iraqi bomber killed four American soldiers at a checkpoint.

But it will also solve one of the toughest problems in game graphics.When objects are made up of a set number of polygons, the computer usually has to draw them all regardless of whether the object is right up front or a mile away.

We're usually able to draw a crowd, and most everyone has a great time.

The distinction between properties that are purely qualitative and those that are not is usually easy to draw in practice, but a precise characterization of it is elusive.

People usually try to "draw cool" and then rely on dialogue and timing to make jokes work.

Because of the places and environments I'm into, I usually try to draw the same things: these perverted and naughty images, voluptuous women, genitals... no one seems to have a problem with that.

The body of evidence on how to implement such changes is small: those making decisions will usually have to draw on case studies and experiences in other jurisdictions.