Sentence examples for which ordinarily is from inspiring English sources
Her forehand drive is deadly, a streak of lightning, and her backhand, which ordinarily is purely a defensive stroke with most women, and with most men, too, is also a strong attacking weapon.
Get ready though, cos some Brits appear to be out on the lake at Shunyi... 8.43am: OK, something got lost there in the transition in personnel, but it seems that Britain finished fifth in the lake which, ordinarily, is never good enough to qualify.
Initially, it is clearly the law that police may obtain search warrants that authorize entry into a house without prior notice to the occupants, which ordinarily is a constitutional requirement.
"Culture" is the "Scary Movie" of words of the year, which, ordinarily, are supposed to reflect culture ("vape," "selfie") without actually being "culture".
The months between July and September form the main season for typhoons (tropical cyclones), which ordinarily are accompanied by heavy rains and widespread destruction.
Photo: About 1,500 jumbo squids, which ordinarily are rarely seen, have washed ashore on Southern California beaches in recent days, including at Newport Beach, above.
He sees it as a spiritual technique which, like the higher theurgy of the Neoplatonic philosophers, locates and opens routes to God which ordinarily are unknown to humans.
One of the male focus group participants said, "Research is used to find out the infections that are worrying people which ordinarily cannot be seen except through research".
The use of a summary order, which ordinarily cannot be cited as precedent, was part of that compromise.
The method allows supporting activities such as stress analysis, aerodynamics, and materials analysis, which ordinarily would be done sequentially, to be carried out together.
Apart from younger age in the treated group (P = 0.023, a factor which, ordinarily, might be expected to favour this group), baseline characteristics were similar between the treated and untreated patients not fulfilling quantitative target mismatch criteria (Table 2).
