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Example sentences for "usually given"

  • It is usually given in combination with carbonate of soda or salts of iron.

  • It is usually given in doses of 1 to 1-1/2 fl.

  • It is usually given in the form of extract or tincture.

  • No other treatment will be required during the winter than such as is usually given to the Common Cabbage.

  • On account of the size and branching character of the plants, more space must be allowed in cultivation than is usually given to Common Dwarf varieties.

  • The roots are eaten either boiled or roasted, and require rather more than half the time for cooking that is usually given to the boiling or roasting of the common potato.

  • It is usually given in diseases of the brain, as convulsions, falling-sickness, palsy and apoplexy.

  • The honor is usually given to intimate family friends, or close business associates in case of a business man.

  • A "shower" is usually given when a wedding is in prospect, and the necessity of stocking up the new home confronts the young home-makers.

  • Her afternoon "At Home" is usually given in the lower left.

  • Horses partly fed upon this plant keep in good condition; it is usually given to them cut merely into lengths of half an inch or an inch, but it would be better to give it to them finely bruised.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "usually given" 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:
    bear fruit; cold fillet; distinct class; five generations; know any thing about; looks upon; major source; this road; usually applied; usually considered; usually elected prime minister; usually employed; usually found; usually from; usually happens; usually known; usually more; usually placed; usually present; usually propagated; usually represented; usually said; usually seen; usually sufficient; usually supposed; usually white