Sentence examples for another customary from inspiring English sources

His car was immediately covered by a yellow tarp, another customary move in fatal accidents.

To cite another customary association, and give some indication of the upgrade that De Niro's art deserves, I'll take it over the fripperies of Larry Rivers any day.

Ferris was later judged man of the match after producing another customary brilliant display in the white shirt.

Besides the minimum ISL receive filter, another customary approach in radar applications is to constrain the level of the sidelobe peaks; the metric to be taken into account in this case is the PSL that, with reference to the l th radar, can be expressed as PSL = max k = ± 1, …, ± N - 1 | d l ( c l ) † J k c l | 2 | d l ( c l ) c l | 2. (18).

It includes jumps from the boom of one tower crane to that of another, but parkour's customary obstacles are walls, stairwells, fences, railings, and gaps between roofs — it is an urban rather than a pastoral pursuit.

When I explained to another that it was customary that the bride and groom touch the priest's and parents feet after the ceremony, she commented that it sounded like a demeaning ritual and asked if it was really necessary.

Greenspan went on to suggest raising the retirement age, though he slipped it in using his customary circumlocution: "Another possible adjustment relates to the age at which Social Security and Medicare benefits will be provided.

Another part of the customary byplay between Q and Bond is Bond's amused reaction to the latest devices and the Quartermaster's indignant response ("I never joke about my work").

Many fruits and vegetables are mistaken for one another because of their customary roles in cuisine.

He had counted on getting the customary extension of another year, perhaps two, but the ceaseless battles with the Pentagon had precluded it.

In most countries in Europe, for instance, the service charge is included in the meal; it's customary to add another 5% to 10% for gratuity, especially in high-end restaurants.