As usual and Every time

As usual

As usual adverb - In the usual manner.

Every time and as usual are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Every time" instead an adverb phrase "As usual".

Every time

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As usual and every time are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "As usual" instead an adverb phrase "Every time".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Every time a programming problem in the wiki happens, when Fast Eddie fixes it, he is being fast as usual.
  • It plays out pretty much the same way; every time he's got a "customer", his luck immediately turns good, and the second the customer storms off, something twice as bad as usual happens to him.
  • Narcissist Considering that Moriarty can't seem to prevent himself from smiling every time Holmes mentions his intelligence, and takes a moment to gaze into a mirror and smooth his clothes before engaging in Cold-Blooded Torture, it seems Holmes is right as usual.
    Source: Narcissist
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