Sentence examples for which usually resulted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lincoff described the pleasure of getting mildly lost in the woods, which usually resulted in good mushroom finds.

They also include the long tale of Zeus's amours with goddesses and mortal women, which usually resulted in the births of younger deities and heroes.

The present condition of the latter seems to prove that the next stage in its evolution was the household community, composed of persons united by descent from a common forefather and accompanied by that worship of ancestors which usually resulted from it.

Only after intensive supplier searches and what we coined as a "sarcastic approach" to haggling ["Yeah so KSH 40 per kg seems a little steep here, so I'll just mark you down for 30 sound good?" or the classic "No brother not mzungu prices real prices". (which usually resulted in some laughter)], did we come to discern what seemed to be the going market rate for many of our supplies.

Candidates would go through 2-3 rofnds of interviews at 2-4 perple peroundnd, which usually resulted in 8-12 total interviews.

Prior to the list's release, the department only confirmed when a school was under review upon request, which usually resulted from disclosure by a complainant or the school.

I find that to be a stressful exercise, which usually results in expensive visits to the osteopath.

Distortion and delamination which usually results after conventional sintering was successfully avoided.

The margin was also boosted by a breakdown in the UK's electricity interconnector with Ireland, which usually results in more electricity flowing out than in.

Myhrvold continued, "The lure of easy gold makes people go crazy with speculative fever, which usually results in taking the profits out of it.

King's writers have a tendency to serve as conduits to the supernatural world, which usually results in sprees of violence.