Sentence examples for a customary way from inspiring English sources

When a Somali grabs another's beard, it is a customary way to get attention during conversation.

We had lunch with them and made a donation to the tribe, which is a customary way to thank them.

Jogging was not a customary way to spend one's holiday until recently, and sight jogging is no doubt a distinctly contemporary phenomenon.

[Loosely, "You will have to buy us some tea, water," a customary way to ask for a bribe.] That afternoon, about 10 people arrived without a token but were served quickly, Ms. Khagram recalled.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) clouds are becoming a customary way to deploy modern Internet applications.

Evidence-based medicine, although much-supported, is still not a customary way for occupational physicians (OPs) to address problems that arise in their daily work [ 2].

That is, most evaluators provided and documented comments in a more customary way rather than organized feedback according to the order of the competencies measured on the mini-CEX form.

In several parts of the world, a signature is the customary way to verify an individual in daily activities, such as withdrawing cash from a bank account and entering a contract.

Mr. Bloomberg's campaign did not announce that he was releasing the new advertisement and declined to provide a copy of it to reporters, in a break with the customary way political campaigns handle ad campaigns.

He wanted to depict the daily movements in the stockmarket, but the customary way, as a line showing the performance of an index over time, provided only a very broad overall picture.

Dolly is survived by six lambs, produced the customary way, with a ram.