Example sentences of "which [is] usually a " in BNC.
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| 1 | Many residents have some kind of support which is usually a stick , a Zimmer or wheeled frame or a wheelchair . |
| 2 | Current flowing from the rectified input supply to the load terminals pass through this control element , which is usually a power transistor acting as a variable resistance , R s . |
| 3 | This means that the infant 's cognitive and emotional response to the object ( which is usually a person ) is one of interiorization . |
| 4 | I have not included in this estimate any involvement by us in assisting your lawyers with the preparation of the contract and disclosure letter which is usually a time consuming exercise . |
| 5 | A warrant , which is usually a longterm version of an option , confers on the holder the right to buy a share directly from the issuing company at a price calculated with a previously agreed formula . |
| 6 | He was about my age ( though he looked it ) but taller and stringier than me and he had a close-cropped beard but no moustache , which is usually a bad sign . |
| 7 | Once the sailor has ‘ climbed the rigging ’ , which is usually an energetic process , he ‘ looks out ’ , remaining stationary except for a slight sway as the boat sails out of harbour . |
| 8 | If the grid lines are printed in blue they will not show up so clearly when the plot is photocopied ( which is usually an advantage ) . |
| 9 | After the initial stimulus , which is usually an intention to commence the action , the completion of a response acts as the stimulus for subsequent responses , so that the chain becomes a smooth action . |
| 10 | We live in Hastings and have relatives to stay most summers , the highlight of which is usually an evening out on the town , finishing up at a plush restaurant for dinner . |
| 11 | These mostly consist of two elements , the second of which is usually an adjective , eg seasick , red hot , highly dangerous . |
| 12 | These mostly consist of two elements , the second of which is usually an adjective , eg seasick , red hot , high dangerous . |