Sentence examples for became the custom from inspiring English sources
Tells how slavery, among Indians & Negroes, became the custom of the settlers.
It became the custom to have the grain of the veneer generally run crosswise because of its decorative appearance.
It became the custom to rehearse in public teahouses, and in time these became regular performances providing troupes with much of their financial support.
It became the custom in jingxi to perform a bill of a number of acts or scenes from several plays, like a Western concert program.
During the Ming dynasty (1368 1644), or perhaps earlier, it became the custom in some areas to enclose beds with gauze or netting; later the bed was made along the back wall of a small back room with a small antechamber cut off by sliding doors.
"So it became the custom," she continued, "for the king and his nobles to receive visitors in the mornings while they were sitting on them".
As has become the custom at big education announcements, Mr. Klein stood quietly behind the mayor and then stepped forward to thank him.
It has become the custom of the Chamber Music Society (and other ensembles and presenters) to walk through Bach's six "Brandenburg" Concertos every year during the holiday season, and why not?
Tickets: $35; students, $20. JEREMY EICHLER CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER It has become the custom of the Chamber Music Society, and a handful of other ensembles, to walk through Bach's six "Brandenburg" Concertos every year during this holiday season.
As had become the custom, the doors at the Clapham townhouse of the prominent economist Vicky Pryce were thrown open for the Saturday night post-Davos annual bash for economists, Treasury wonks and the politically well-connected despite the looming prospect of a damaging trial.
It has become the custom that when sporty types depart from the island, they leave their trophies inside the bus-shelter-like boat that gives One Boat its name, perhaps on the basis that they mean more on Ascension than anywhere else.A few hundred yards away sits the rather garish lizard rock.
