Sentence examples for which was usual from inspiring English sources

After taking power, the Military Committee looked for theoretical guidance, but instead of going to Aflaq to solve problems (which was usual before), they contacted the party's Marxist faction led by Hammud al-Shufi.

The new church is not a typical example of the Perpendicular form of Gothic architecture; the low aisles and nave arcades and the very tall clerestory present the opposite balance to that which was usual in perpendicular churches.

In September 2006, the cooling towers were used occasionally, which was usual at that time of the year, meaning that a direct route via the cooling towers was possible.

There was a lot of sweat, pain and sacrifice, which is usual with weightlifting.

Orb had the day off Monday, which is usual after a workday.

The crew of Thursday's flight had less experience, which is usual for short-hop commuters.

We didn't have a real goalkeeper, as we rotated our players, which is usual at that age.

"The high level of profits which were usual before the crisis will not come back," Mr. Const?io said, adding that future earnings would be "more normal".

The microstructure of both the shafts was tempered bainite, which is usual for such pinion shafts.

Loss of follow-up is less than 10%, which is usual in this pathology.

Another limitation was the recall bias, which is usual in most of the studies using questionnaire.