Sentence examples for usually with an from inspiring English sources

Rooms have modern furnishings, usually with an antique or two.

The pattern almost always means underreaction or overreaction, and usually with an extremely short attention span.

Both series offer performances that last about an hour, mostly played by students, and usually with an underlying programmatic theme.

There was a tough guy from Brooklyn, usually with an Italian-sounding name like Joe or better still Vinny.

"Usually with an injury like that I would have come off but we didn't have another goalkeeper.

CONTEXT -- More colleges are adding winter terms, usually with an interdisciplinary thrust to bring together students from different fields.

The SEMA show, as it is known, has long reveled in Detroit's muscular past, usually with an excess of exuberance.

This is achieved usually with an outer loop for optimization of design variables and an inner loop for reliability analysis.

Then the banquet begins with oysters and Dom Perignon and ends, usually, with an arrest, a disappearance or a murder.

If dust particles are bigger than 10 micrometers, removing them can be achieved with minimal fuss, usually with an air jet or nitrogen jet.

Ultimately, I'm very grateful for the amount of contact time I have as it is usually with an expert in my field of study.