Sentence examples for usually waited from inspiring English sources
Inside C.C.F., the media center where girls usually waited at the end of the day was crushed.
And when patients arrived at the clinic, they usually waited an hour or more to get into an examining room.
If you wait to take radical action, like the new $800 billion program to promote lending, until it seems unavoidable, you have usually waited too long.
In the past, Republicans have sent plenty of money, but usually waited until after Labor Day to dispatch their professionals to needy campaigns.
Frank Rotiroti, who owns an ice cream parlor in Hastings-on-Hudson, said bus riders usually waited in his shop, but none did yesterday.
Then Muir remembered that right after the terrorist attacks on September 11th he had been instructed to hurry to get the ice made (he usually waited till October), so that the city could use the rink as a morgue.
City property owners do not usually wait to find out.
Three or four people are usually waiting to see him.
Police usually wait days before interviewing officers in shootings.
"I usually wait for my car," he said.
