Sentence examples for which usually involved from inspiring English sources

Hanratty quickly learned Levitt recently started a "super-high-energy duo, which usually involved costumes" called Bubbles.

Their interventions often involved changing the very terms of debate, refusing to accept the agenda on which political life was constructed – which usually involved furthering the interests of the rich and powerful.

Of the 2,294 homicides since 2000, only 148 were classified in police records as domestic cases — 400 were classified as drug killings and 331 as retaliation slayings, which usually involved drugs or gangs.

In London, she said, her student signings would take around £700 for a three to four-hour session, which usually involved dinner and then back to a hotel room.

And so even her parents' idea of a good time, which usually involved getting out into nature and attending to one's bodily needs under artificially primitive conditions ("another ponchoed picnic"), was to her just more proof of their irredeemable cheesiness and the vast gulf between them and herself.

I have an almost irrationally fond affection for Neighbours, but then you have to remember that I'm English and therefore grew up with British soaps which usually involved a group of people knitted out of itchy grey wool muttering curses under 100% cloud cover.

Shevlin says his call-out fee is £75 an hour, which usually involves fixing the problem.

The first concerns rethinking economies of scale, which usually involves scaling up.

Some have patented their designs, which usually involve an unusual number of facets or a new shape.

And the other from the right: Does tackling inequality, which usually involves some form of redistribution, reduce growth?

Comic book fanatics are used to seeking out holy grails, which usually involves completing holes in their collections.