That's a reversal of the usual custom in Philadelphia.
We follow the usual custom in logic of treating this as a predicate of sentences.
The process departed from the usual custom in Albany of governing by three men in a room: Mr. Pataki; Senator Joseph L. Bruno, the Republican majority leader; and Sheldon Silver, the Democratic Assembly speaker, who normally decide issues and get their conferences to rubber-stamp them.
"Unfortunately it's the usual custom in Turkmenistan," said Mr. Yklymov, 50, who fled in 1994 and was granted political asylum in Sweden three years later.
Mr. Haass's statement departed from the usual custom in the politics of Northern Ireland of avoiding assigning responsibility for breakdowns in peace negotiations to one side or the other.
He hid from reporters on his plane, and even dodged his usual custom of giving a reporter a birthday hug.
For instance, when one partner is self-employed, in many contexts it is usual custom to attribute the property to the other partner, in order to avoid the repossession of goods by the authority in case of a failure of the activity.
In Mr. Cheney's case, the team followed its usual custom of listening to rock music on the radio.
Samuel Gompers, who was president of the American Federation of Labor and a leading figure of the anti-tipping movement, admitted that he "followed the usual custom of giving tips".
I was, after the usual custom, about to go out and check the vines for overnight frost, when the Abbot made a special announcement.
A: I have full custom in-ear headphones.
