Sentence examples for usually to get from inspiring English sources

"Usually to get some trade-off, you've got to sign them a year or two earlier than you'd want to," Royals General Manager Dayton Moore said.

In recent decades, scientists have discovered that a number of bird species employ tools in the wild, usually to get at food they can't reach with their beaks.

Buz was a hard-slugging guy from New York (not unlike Mr. Maharis himself), and Tod seemed rather preppy, but their main purpose each week was usually to get the show, literally and figuratively, to a place where it could tell a story about someone else.

The new law, passed by the City Council over Mr. Bloomberg's veto, seeks to expand training opportunities and offers aid to the small, but significant, number of welfare recipients who have the drive and the ability to better themselves by going to college, usually to get two-year degrees.

"I find it quite disheartening when, usually, to get to the end of the campaign and you have members saying 'where were the women?' Well, that is not happening this time," she said, on a train whizzing to meet the bus in Leamington Spa.

Usually to get a high ranking you need some buying pressure.

That's usually impossible to get in Hollywood.

I don't usually try to get anywhere talking to people.

You ask everybody you know, How long does it usually take to get over it?

"If he gets a step on you, he's usually going to get to the net.

The profits are low but usually enough to get by on.