Sentence examples for usually toward from inspiring English sources

Carol or Virgie phoned every day, usually toward supper-time, when they must have thought her solitude was least bearable.

In both instances, that place is usually toward the end -- after the part that is less delicious but more nutritious.

In the collateral pattern, the phloem lies only on one side of the xylem, usually toward the stem exterior.

Except on my last visit, there were overlong stretches when the table went unattended, usually toward the start of a meal.

A kaiseki meal spans many small courses, which arrive at precisely timed intervals and in a carefully plotted order: soup often toward the beginning; rice, pickles and something grilled usually toward the end.

Ike's Triangle Hilliard, the Giants' possession receiver, works in the triangle created by the opposing safety, linebacker and cornerback on one side of the defense -- usually toward the middle of the field.

The nave of a church with a cruciform plan usually extends toward the west from the crossing, the choir and sanctuary toward the east.

Democratic-dominated boards often tilt toward unions and reverse the decisions of Republican-leaning boards, which usually tilt toward management, and vice versa.

Her attitude is emphatic and usually tilts toward the positive.

The image of the scientist in the popular imagination usually tilts toward one of these extremes.

The parade usually marches toward the Technical University, a center of radicalism.