Sentence examples for be the customary from inspiring English sources

At most, I figured there would be the customary low-level standoff between protesters and the army, some stone-throwing and tear gas.

Her Edinburgh show will be the customary whistlestop tour through satirical comedy characters, although the first 15 minutes will be dedicated to transgenderism and anecdotes about what it's like to be out in public in 2015.

There will be the customary commemorative celebrations surrounding Leopold Bloom's famous walk through Dublin: public readings and festivals in cities around the world, including Dublin, New York, Berlin, Paris, St . Petersburg and Melbourne.

So Ferrer's opponent in the next round will not be the customary roadblocks — Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer or Andy Murray — but 10th-seeded Nicolás Almagro of Spain, who advanced when Janko Tipsarevic of Serbia retired trailing, 2-6, 1-5.

The natural stimuli for the bone mechanostat would be the customary strains of bone tissue (sensed by osteocytes) that are induced by gravitational forces and, more importantly, the contractions of regional muscles.

After the Pulse nightclub massacre, there will be the customary vigils, speeches, and rainbow processions, vows of solidarity, and then the predictable return to business as usual.

No, is the customary answer.

No alcohol; buttermilk is the customary drink.

This was the customary regimen of his long, productive life.

Meanwhile, there's been the customary wrangle over leaseholder compensation.

Before the fight, there had been the customary rumors that the fix was in.