Use "ordinarily" in a sentence

1. Ordinarily ‘Rest’ means stopping all voluntary activities (you still have to breath or digest food or cause the blood to circulate)

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2. the mean streets for some years now, that this was no ordinarily

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3. Not that she was shy, ordinarily

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4. Ordinarily, she preferred to be invisible in a gathering

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5. Ordinarily, I would not follow an infuriating male I barely knew into his apartment, but I felt compelled to see to his injuries

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6. He must be very tired, because she’d learned that Homer was ordinarily a very restless sleeper

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7. You may get a sense that you feel more real than you ordinarily do

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8. When you do notice it in a situation where you would ordinarily be self-conscious, it can be a memorable experience

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9. In religion, it is the personification of God that is ordinarily worshipped, not the Godhead (divinity) of God

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10. and saw in the dark far better than I knew I would ordinarily

11. This type of shot still allows the golfer to get all the power he or she ordinarily would with his or her seven-wood, along with the elevation he or she expects, But without the negative

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12. I’ve seen some fucked up shit from you, but…wow! Now ordinarily, I could just let this go because I know, its just Herbie being Herbie

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13. They especially didn’t ordinarily serve motorbike scum couriers

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14. Ordinarily, finding somewhere to link up to TIAR would not have been a problem

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15. Ordinarily you will not find wild animals in our cities but that week we arrested a crocodile in a flat (condo in American) on the third floor of a complex

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16. Pancho would have ordinarily told a terrible joke in the presence of Queen Victoria or a nun

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17. Psalm 151-155 of the Syriac Version of the Bible: These Psalms below are five in number, of which the first is that ordinarily

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18. Justice Frankfurter, not ordinarily considered a judicial radical, quickly seized the opportunity Providence had granted him

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19. My wardrobe consisted of baggy pants and shirts ordinarily only found on sixty-year-old men

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20. Ordinarily, she would have no

21. which ordinarily remain unused if one does not use these powers for a long time; they

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22. I would have ordinarily given this bastard a pass, but the last couple of days had put me over the edge

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23. Ordinarily a wound of this magnitude would take around a week to heal with the aid of the red crystals and over a month without, yet he was once again mobile in half a day

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24. Fortunately West Baker was no hotbed of crime, and the minions of the law ordinarily spent little time there—almost never coming out Undercliff in prior years, nor recently

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25. Harman and Rheingold summarizing the perennial wisdom, say that the most essential part of the self is the ‘supraconscious’ not ordinarily accessible to conscious awareness

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26. When he was examined by CAT-scan, however, Lorber discovered that he had virtually no brain at all! Ordinarily, the walls of the cerebrum are 4 to 5 millimetres thick

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27. and energy in the universe (only 1% consisting of ordinarily visible standard

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28. in all the ordinarily visible and measurable stars and intergalactic dust is

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29. stars with an ordinarily visible physical component to them

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30. only a small number have physical counterparts which are ordinarily visible to

31. Many of the interactions in this (ordinarily visible) universe seem to be biased

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32. that they are ordinarily invisible and interact with ordinary matter mainly

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33. weakly’ with ordinarily visible matter They could well have said that there

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34. gathered together within the limits of its ordinarily visible physical sphere

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35. that there is a co-operative process between dark and ordinarily visible mat-

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36. electron beam that can ordinarily bore through several millimetres of steel

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37. interact with ordinarily visible matter except through mutual interactions

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38. there is evidence that dark matter can interact with ordinarily visible matter

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39. to which it relates is beyond detection ordinarily by both our senses and our

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40. scientific descriptions of the interaction of cold dark matter and ordinarily

41. Ordinarily you hate the media

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42. Ordinarily Karn Pew-Zn would enjoy the morning’s exercise

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43. Ordinarily she would attack her troops, putting several of them in the hospital, several more in the grave

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44. He can ordinarily drop into sleep at times when he should

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45. 3 Ordinarily, when a mortal of the realm attains such high levels of personality perfection, there occur those preliminary phenomena of spiritual elevation which terminate in eventual fusion of the matured soul of the mortal with its associated divine Adjuster

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46. They did not succeed quite so well as Andrew and Peter, but they did much better than would ordinarily be expected of two brothers, especially such headstrong and determined brothers

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47. Now they had left all charted coasts behind and were plunging further and further into that unknown billowy waste ordinarily shunned by seafarers, and into which, since the beginnings of Time, ships had ventured, only to vanish from the sight of man for ever

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48. Ordinarily these Jews would have refrained from all association or contact with this Samaritan, but their common affliction was more than enough to overcome all religious prejudice

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49. There was a suggestion of scaliness about it, as if the owner had dwelt long under conditions almost antithetical to those conditions under which human life ordinarily thrives

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50. 4 Ordinarily, the Jews, when trying a man on a capital charge, proceeded with great caution and provided every safeguard of fairness in the selection of witnesses and the entire conduct of the trial

51. Those things which you ordinarily do for the creature, you may not do for the Creator

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52. Ordinarily these seraphic guardians, onetime assigned to the group custody of these surviving mortals, would have been present at the moment of their awaking in the resurrection halls of mansonia, but they were on this world itself at this time because of the necessity of Gabriel's presence here in connection with the morontia resurrection of Jesus

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53. But all the choice items, like berries, were being gathered and defended as they ripened, and I heard confrontations over food that in Mapleway Woods is ordinarily shared

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54. gave Harold and I courage and a boldness that we ordinarily did

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55. Her hands that ordinarily moved at the speed of light,

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56. been starving because ordinarily any sandwich without a hunk of

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57. And thus, in one short life, did Jesus traverse that experience of religious spiritual progression which man begins on earth and ordinarily achieves only at the conclusion of his long sojourn in the spirit training schools of the successive levels of the pre-Paradise career

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58. Ordinarily this was the

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59. Ordinarily this was the kind of thing that would

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60. Ordinarily the sight of blood would have put Harold into orbit

61. Ordinarily, he would have simply required the drug company to adhere to stricter prescribing guidelines and print the appropriate warnings about long-term use

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62. "Ordinarily I would push you out without stopping, but in your

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63. Ordinarily he would wait

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64. Anything that takes what might ordinarily be a more energy-intensive activity and turns it into an

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65. Now the sentence basically means exactly the same thing, and ordinarily would mean the same result, but that’s not true

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66. You may also have to pay twice the FICA that you ordinarily would pay but that depends on how the firm pays you

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67. It leads to creativity as a job that ordinarily requires four hours can now be accomplished in half that time

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68. ordinarily and effortlessly move external objects with our thoughts, disregarding

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69. So why can´t we ordinarily and

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70. Ordinarily, if a task was performed with the most qualified

71. Ordinarily we are not whole men, real individuals, but wrecks of men, shells of individuals

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72. line, but it does so by reconciling variables that would not ordinarily have a linear

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73. The atmosphere lent itself to letting one’s guard down even in the ordinarily stuffy surroundings that would tend to raise one’s level of alertness and heighten the senses

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74. professional analyst should ordinarily have knowledge of this breakdown from a 10K or

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75. ordinarily seen as a ferocious beast, has been tamed

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76. Isn’t it interesting that two views, which we ordinarily consider to

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77. doesn’t speak to the demise of the body that we ordinarily relate with

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78. Ordinarily, there was one central rock that 60

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79. At the other end of the cave, toward the entrance, was another large rock that was ordinarily unused

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80. Ordinarily, trolls could digest anything, food or not: fish entrails, mastodon marrow, the yeasty sediment that collected at the bottom of their beer kegs

81. Ordinarily quick with an excuse, Brumvack couldn’t formulate a thought, much less a sentence communicating that thought

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82. He even broke out the fifty pound bag of peanuts that he ordinarily saved for Thanksgiving, which 205

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83. Ordinarily, he loved it when an altercation erupted between cave mates, especially if one of the participants was Brumvack

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84. When he had awoken that morning, he had pulled off his slept-in suit and instead donned a safari outfit: khaki pants, a chambray shirt, the cowboy boots he ordinarily reserved for the Fourth of July parade, and a pith helmet

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85. Ordinarily, at least a few diehard students would be in the school, even on a day as exciting and drama-filled as this one

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86. winded and I ordinarily do not have a good voice and struggle to carry

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87. Ordinarily, he would have had no problem at all being crammed into a confined space with a naked woman, but this time it was different

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88. Ordinarily, Halfshaft would have turned tail and fled

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89. The trees would ordinarily have crushed them, but showed no interest in them whatsoever, detecting no signs of life

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90. Ordinarily, he would have given her a wide berth, but not on this occasion

91. Ordinarily, he would have cried out in terror, but now he was angry;

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92. Much as the idea of “having them” would ordinarily have appealed to him,

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93. Which would ordinarily have been just about enough time, the wizard

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94. Ordinarily, an incubus was more than happy with this arrangement

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95. It would ordinarily have

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96. He ordinarily greatly enjoyed the Christmas holidays, but this

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97. Ordinarily transposed arboreal watering holes – strengthened within the confines

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98. ordinarily havoc wrecked injustices scooter poles

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99. Effects on the living human being ordinarily traumatised and subservient

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100. I only ask, in reply, whether churchwardens are not, as a rule, appointed with very little regard to spiritual qualifications? I ask whether their annual attendance at visitations is not ordinarily a mere ceremony and form? How many churchwardens know anything about a visitation, except that they go to a certain town, hear a charge about some dry subject which very possibly they do not understand, perhaps dine with the other churchwardens, and then go home? How many churchwardens accept office with the least idea of taking a constant active interest in all the Church's affairs? How many of them are expected to know anything about the Church's doctrines, ceremonies, government, difficulties, schemes, or plans? They are often most excellent men, and capable of doing excellent service