Sentence examples for an end to the custom of from inspiring English sources
The pardons outraged victims' relatives as well as Democratic lawmakers, who called for an end to the custom of governors' issuing such end-of-tenure pardons.
Addis Ababa, founded by Menilek II in 1886, brought an end to the custom of "roving capitals" practiced by earlier monarchs.
It occurred to me that the avalanche of inexpensive clothing would likely put an end to the custom of hand-me-down baby clothes.
In early 1894 Schieren announced an end to his custom of just answering the door for anyone who wanted to talk.
The prince orders the end of the custom of kowtowing that Anna hated.
One elder spoke of the role of Christianity in bringing an end to penile shooting as it was deemed a 'bad custom'.
The threat of the drones had ended the custom of gathering in groups of 10 to 20 men to discuss the issues of the day.
The other thing I don't understand is, when did the custom of setting up an actual meeting with a record company come to an end?
THE CUSTOM OF THE ARMY, by Diana Gabaldon.
Others have noted his occasional adherence to the Los Angeles custom of leaving before game's end.
In an attempt to end the continual raising of customs barriers, the League of Nations organized the first World Economic Conference in May 1927.
