Sentence examples for a customarily from inspiring English sources

It is a customarily brilliant show.

For the singer, it's a customarily ambiguous position.

The British government then increased a customarily understated budget of £3bn to more than £9bn.

He took a handful of engrossing solos, including a customarily scabrous wail in "Driven to Tears".

The crowded field has transformed a customarily dry, backroom affair into a source of intense public excitement.

Although not the sort of movie Bernhardt built his reputation on, it was a customarily professional job by a onetime master of "women's pictures".

The most common type of park, and one you find in every single village, town, or city is a Central Park (customarily with a church on the side).

Noritz, a compact man with a salt-and-pepper beard and a megaphonic voice, customarily wears a jockstrap around his neck (signifying his support of athletics) and a laminated badge identifying him as the "A.T.P. Psychologist" (players call him Dr. Lou).

A firm customarily buys its supplies and materials on credit from other firms, recording the debt as an account payable.

Then, probably during the 6th century, there occurred a change customarily called the High German consonant shift.

A condotel customarily allows its condo owners to rent out their units as income-producing hotel rooms, an arrangement that often attracted investors.