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Example sentences for "usually followed"

  • Unfortunately this complication is usually followed by irido-cyclitis and loss of the eye.

  • The operation is usually followed by considerable swelling of the tissues, which will subside in three or four weeks.

  • The needle is then withdrawn and is usually followed by a rush of aqueous.

  • It is usually followed by a papular eruption, the individual papules being raised above the surface of the skin, smooth or scaly, and as they are due to infiltration of the skin they are more persistent than the roseoles.

  • In the shaft of a long bone its eruption on the periosteal surface is usually followed by the formation of a cold abscess in the overlying soft parts.

  • The removal of the tumour is usually followed by recurrence, so that high amputation is the only treatment to be recommended.

  • To part with give, or transfer to another in consideration of something received as an equivalent; -- usually followed by for before the thing received.

  • Theobald, who is usually followed, reads "By earth she is but corporal; there you lie.

  • Periodontitis is usually followed by the formation of an alveolar abscess.

  • The immediate correction of deformed attitudes under anæsthesia has largely replaced the more gradual method by extension with weight and pulley; and in hospital practice it is usually followed by the application of a plaster case.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "usually followed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    bitterly cold; borrowing money; das ist; given three; industrial unionism; mountain ranges; rebel soldiers; seen from; usually about; usually applied; usually appointed prime minister; usually called; usually considered; usually elected prime minister; usually employed; usually followed; usually given; usually known; usually made; usually propagated; usually represented; usually said; usually supposed; usually thought; visit paid; walled town