Sentence examples for usually up for from inspiring English sources

Usually up for a challenge, Carter looked uninterested at times last weekend against Philadelphia.

Hey, I'm usually up for amazing, so I let Mr. Afshar slide a small plastic contraption around my neck.

She was usually up for adventure — after all, she was carrying a baby for two men made with another woman's egg.

The Art Institute of Chicago, (312) 857-7161, www.artic.edu, devotes its Kraft Education Center to an interactive show, usually up for several years, that introduces children to selected works in its collection.

With tutoring, hours can be negotiated: "Once you've built a relationship with your families, they're usually up for tutoring on a week-to-week basis," says Henry Eliot, a writer who also edits a magazine about London.

"I have worked with other athletes, both male and female, and I will say that every officer that has also competed in college athletics, both male and female, is usually up for the other challenges that life brings.

Guardian Members can get best available tickets for just £25 (usually up to £35) for all performances from 21 October to 13 November.

Financing is available — usually up to 60percentt for non-Swiss buyers, said Ms. Kohli-Leamon.

Without a powerful database engine, even filtered reads can be overwhelming (usually up to Gigabytes) for the computer memory to handle.

Icelandic citizenship, like citizenship in most countries, is usually not up for sale.

That intensity, consistent and bitter, usually makes up for its mistakes.