Sentences with phrase «usually happens at the end»

Biting usually happens at the end of the breastfeeding session when baby's tummy is full and they are kind of messing around.

It usually happens at the end of feeds.

As usually happens at the end of session, the Senate confirmed a host of gubernatorial appointees, including several who for the past few months have been in «acting» status: DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos, Labor Commissioner Roberta Reardon, Secretary of State Rossana Rosado and Department of Financial Services Superintendent Maria Vullo.

Not exact matches

When it does happen — when a group comes up with a novel interpretation that defies the church's historical and present teaching, it usually ends up becoming a small sect at best and heretical at worst.

As usually presented, then, even by its more sophisticated spokesmen, classical theism requires acceptance of statements about the world, about its origin or end or the happenings within it, which men today are willing to accept, if at all, only with the backing and warrants of science or history.

Or, with what usually happens in my case, a cookie at the end of the flight.

We have to boost our squad — we are having player shortness at the beginning of the season — this usually occurs towards the end — I can't imagine what will happen next year if we do not buy in January

Even though the annual minimum usually happens in mid-September, ice had already reached its 5th - lowest annual volume on record at the end August.

But what usually would happen is I would already be way too high on one end of my macros by noon because I didn't understand at a glance what made up these foods and then I'd spend the rest of the day trying to figure out how to right - size it.

Menopause happens naturally to women at the end of their childbearing years, usually as they approach mid-life, when they stop ovulating and their bodies stop preparing for the possibility of bearing a child.

It's more like we're witnessing a very real yet very private thing, something that's usually hidden away because it happens behind closed doors but also because we just don't want to know what the elderly endure at the lingering end of life, the inexorable slide into a kind of living death.

What usually ends up happening is repeated jabbing resulting in something like the defogger turning on and off again, or not at all.

But, what really happens every day at Spay Oklahoma is what will not happen later — the birth of thousands of unwanted puppies and kittens, who usually end up homeless and hungry, neglected, injured, diseased — another statistic to die on the streets or be «put down» at the Tulsa Animal Control facility.

However, it isn't a perfect game, I did come across a glitch that I wouldn't usually mention, but it happened twice whereby the game automatically skipped cutscenes that play throughout and at the end of missions.

Well, the first thing that I want to explain is that I work in an enormous secondhand bookshop -LRB-...) At first I was very excited, but as usually happens when working with set schedules, it ends up being boring.

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«But at the end of the day, it usually doesn't happen.»

It usually happens by the end of the first quarter of the year — usually at the end of March.