Ordinarily

Ordinarily, that is natural and legitimate; but at this time, rejoicing is commanded as a break in a penitential regimen, so that we might sustain our hope in what we are waiting for.

True rejoicing vs. the clamor for glamor Mike L 2006

Ordinarily, that is natural and legitimate; but at this time, rejoicing is commanded as a break in a penitential regimen, so that we might sustain our hope in what we are waiting for.

Archive 2006-12-01 Mike L 2006

Ordinarily, that is within the circles commanded by the derricks, the buckets were discharged suspended and directly into the forms, the character of the discharge gate permitting a thin sheet to be spread for floor slabs or a narrow girder or wall form to be filled without spilling or shock.

Concrete Construction Methods and Costs Halbert Powers Gillette

Ordinarily, that is an immediate source of dissatisfaction for me, but I can honestly say that I thought it was cooked perfectly.

A Hamburger Today 2009

Ordinarily, that is a recipe for the Democrats getting rolled (think Patriot Act).

Booman Tribune 2008

( "Ordinarily" -- of course we can think of silly exceptions.

Warranted Christian Belief 1932- 2000

"Ordinarily," I managed to stammer, "directions in such matters when given to the heirs, have the binding force ----"

The Best Short Stories of 1919 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story Various 1915

"Ordinarily," he explained confidentially, "professional ethics seals my lips, but in this instance, since you seem to know so much, I may as well tell more."

The Dream Doctor 1908

"Ordinarily," said Garner, thinking out loud, "I'd think they were, in cahoots.

World of Ptavvs Niven, Larry 1966

"Ordinarily," he said, "I'd never have done a thing like that, but there were some very pressing reasons.

The Lani People 1951