Sentence examples for usually to find from inspiring English sources

He, too, then rarely went out except late at night, usually to find food.

And their first reaction is usually to find a way around it and go to a company that does not have such a policy".

Usually to find the cause of the pneumonia doctors must get a sputum sample to culture in a laboratory, which requires pushing a tube deep into a patient's lungs.

She kept potential distractions to a minimum; Ms. Tartt isn't on Twitter and said that if she uses the Internet at all, it's usually to find a restaurant address.

I have logged on to the Internet hundreds of times at work over the last year -- usually to find articles, sometimes to look at proceedings of conferences I could not attend, occasionally to look at treatment guidelines, and once -- only once -- to take a quick look at a pair of shoes.

This is usually to find a word I can't quite put my finger on (I recently said in front of an audience of 250 that I had the memory of a grapefruit, which my husband amended later to 'half a grapefruit'), but which I know exists.

"The interesting people are usually easy to find".

City property owners do not usually wait to find out.

But it is usually hard to find time to talk with them outside class.

The mass-production cabernets are usually easy to find, and often a good deal.

Newer commercials, like those from the Super Bowl, are usually easy to find.