Sentence examples for usually used the from inspiring English sources

Sundance and Etta usually used the surname Place, and Butch used the alias Ryan.

I usually used "The Theses" as a framework, Aunt Galya for details and examples, and the mammoth "Nature of Sexuality" for emergencies.

The thieves funneled their spoils through a local fence, the police say, and usually used the money to build mansions in their home countries.

At the scene of an evacuation, they usually used the phrase "hostile civilians," which hinted that all the villagers at least supported the enemy and thus all deserved to be "relocated".

Jennifer Nicholson, a 24-year-old publisher who usually used the Bakerloo line but had changed to the Circle line because of delays, died in the Edgware Road bomb.

Even at parliamentary and local by-elections, when Protestant Labour supporters have cast a protest vote, they have usually used the Scottish National Party rather than the Tories to do it.Despite all this integration, there is still insecurity among Catholics.

"She uses the big words," he said, "and I usually use the small ones".

This kind of device usually uses the USB output for charging an attached smartphone or tablet.

With Rafael Palmeiro coming to bat, Torre would usually use the left-hander Mike Stanton.

Which is why I, in true Luddite fashion, usually use the phone.

"It was quite strange because we usually use the lifejackets to rescue people," said Linardi.