Example sentences of "this [be] usually [art] " in BNC.
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1 | Sometimes a doctor will send the certificate direct to the Registrar , but it is always necessary for whoever is arranging the funeral to attend at the Registrar 's office , this is usually a close family member but does not have to be . |
2 | This is usually a very popular event as parents want to see their own children involved in something special . |
3 | This is usually a painful process which most authors secretly hate ! |
4 | It is true that , for us , this is usually a highly sophisticated learnt response . |
5 | This is usually a standard ten per cent in contracts but in practice is usually agreed at five per cent . |
6 | This is usually a very pleasant and reassuring interview for a worried old person , who can be helped to feel that much of the anxiety about her heavy housework is going to be taken off her hands ; and the supervisor then tries , as far as possible , to choose just the right member of her staff to suit the needs of the applicant . |
7 | This is usually a good defence and should be borne in mind when preparing the case . |
8 | One can not always control moisture content but one can generally arrange for ventilation and this is usually a sufficient preventative . |
9 | This is usually a result of family and marriage ties and so an employer might expect young unattached female staff to be more willing to relocate than married women . |
10 | This is usually a percentage of the total sale price and is paid by the seller direct to the original artist , or his/her estate . |
11 | This is usually a tongue-like structure and at its base on the lower side there opens the salivary duct . |
12 | Unlike Persia or Anatolia , where each region or village is associated with a specific method of weaving and repertoire of designs , rug-making in China was never based around exclusive localized styles ; and although antique rugs may be classified as " Paotao " or " Ning-Hsia " , for example , this is usually a definition of their quality and style , rather than a statement of where they were made . |
13 | This is usually a reasonable question . |
14 | This is usually a better solution for draining the cistern as it leaves a cold supply at the kitchen sink . |
15 | This is usually a sure sign that she is about to quote from the collected works of Old Mother Walsh , and this , indeed , is what she did : ‘ Shoes are remarkable , warm , bright and neat . |
16 | This is usually a square panel , as can be seen at Aldborough ( pI . |
17 | This is usually an anxiety-provoking experience and some members might try to avoid doing it . |
18 | For timing purposes it is best to assume a wait of half a revolution , bearing in mind that this is usually an overestimate . |
19 | This is usually an underestimate as the first logical overflow record is always the last from that track physically and tends to be located near the end of the overflow track . |
20 | Any short cuts will be found out eventually , and this is usually the case with an older horse requiring re-schooling . |
21 | This is usually the reason for restlessness or fear of grooming . |
22 | This is usually the most difficult part of treatment . |
23 | THIS is usually the jolliest month of the year because you can justify buying up the High Street and nursing lots of hangovers . |
24 | This is usually the only part of a report where opinions should intrude . |
25 | However , for leather boots without a pronounced welt at the heel or toe , this is usually the best arrangement . |
26 | But this is usually the time when a stallion is most intolerant of other males , and even in this particular co-operative situation , a stallion will not allow another one to mate with ‘ his ’ mares . |
27 | This is usually the case when fixed-point binary format is used to represent store addresses , for example . |
28 | This is usually the same as the person who is sending the message , but not always , as in the case of messengers , spokespeople , and town criers . |
29 | This is usually the person who receives the message , but not necessarily so , as in the case of intercepted letters , bugged telephone calls , and eavesdropping . |
30 | I have no doubt that , in practice , this is usually the case . |