Sentence examples for usually turn up from inspiring English sources

The Canadians invited the Dutch; the Koreans wanted Singapore along; the Spanish usually turn up.

Mr. Dennehy said he does not usually turn up at such open-bar events.

Leon Botstein's adventures with the American Symphony Orchestra usually turn up interesting works that are not frequently heard.

Documentary filmmakers usually turn up in flannel shirts, not 25-year-old custom-made double-vent suits.

Because there is too little space on the ticket to itemize these, they usually turn up lumped under "XT".

Searches, when they are conducted, usually turn up cell phones with Mom's number on the speed dial.

While what I've said so far applies to both letters and e-mails, the headless, footless message usually turns up only in e-mail.

That's why I love visiting my local patch; for no matter how quiet it gets, something usually turns up – just like that green sandpiper.

In her family, she said, toys were given once a year, and the annual trips to Kmart usually turned up nothing that she felt she had to have.

It speaks in everything from his pronouns (even at his most spikily original, the word he settles on most comfortably is 'we') to his habit of truffling for phrases usually turned up only by a decent poet.

Opposing batters hit just.133 with runners in scoring position, when Martinez usually turned up the velocity of his fastball a notch or two; in 128 at-bats with runners in scoring position, opponents had 58 strikeouts.