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normally

[nawr-muh-lee] / ˈnɔr mə li /


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If you make any kind of sandwich that you would normally make, but use that bread instead, it ups the game.

From Los Angeles Times

At rest, they might be able to breathe normally, he explained, but when they exert themselves - through exercise, for example - their lungs "can no longer keep up".

From BBC

It is normally a good game when these two sides meet but, going into it this time, I suppose both sets of supporters are unsure how their team will perform.

From BBC

The Labor Department issued its report on November prices after the long shutdown, when its workers weren’t able to gather data that they normally would have.

From The Wall Street Journal

I was like, Maybe we go to Tower Bar, and if it doesn’t happen we just get breakfast — try to treat the day normally.

From Los Angeles Times