Sentence examples for works usually from inspiring English sources
Others write from their twenties into their seventies with the best works usually coming somewhere in between.
That's a quality it shares with many of the excerpts from longer works, usually labeled "in progress," that the choreographer has brought to New York in recent years.
The Patiṟeṇ-kīṟkkaṇakku ("Eighteen Ethical Works"), usually dated as post-Śaṅgam (4th 7th centuries), are all affected by Jainism and Buddhism.
Among the last are two works more properly classified in his day as trio sonatas (works usually for two violins and basso continuo but sometimes for orchestra).
Although Mr. Edwards was in demand for public sculpture commissions, the resulting works usually ended up far from the art world, on university campuses or in housing projects.
All that work usually pays off.
Afterward, she had graded Milena's work, usually poorly.
Work usually comes to Hadid's firm through competitions.
That work, usually done by a lawyer, is costly.
I asked when his work usually got done.
