Sentence examples for are customarily held from inspiring English sources

Much was made of the fact that rape trials in Sweden are customarily held in private.

As early as 200 bc, envoys from Java to the Han-dynasty court of China brought cloves that were customarily held in the mouth to perfume the breath during audiences with the emperor.

The life consecration of a hermit, a ceremony that is customarily held in private, will be open to the public next Saturday at 6 P.M. in Trinity Church, 484 Lime Rock Road, Lakeville.

In Britain the quiz is customarily held at the River Café, the restaurant run by Rose Gray and Ruth Rogers, and one of their acclaimed three-course meals is included in the ticket price.

The I.M.F.'s executive board is officially responsible for choosing a new managing director, but the European ministers' choice is a clear indicator of who will get the job because it is customarily held by a European, while an American usually heads the World Bank.

The debate began at 10 30 a.m., rather than at night, which is when debates are more customarily held.

The main legal issue in the appeal was whether the monthly rides were "commonly or customarily held", in which case they were exempt from the notification requirements of the Public Order Act 1986.

The legality of Critical Mass in London depends on being a "public procession" which is "commonly or customarily held", and since their defeat in the House of Lords in 2008, the Met should know better than anyone else that Critical Mass is not a protest and should not be policed as such.

Eggs, when used, are customarily whole eggs.

In public the sexes are customarily separated.

Cameras are customarily installed at entrances, too.