Sentence examples for became usual for from inspiring English sources

Iron coffins were used in England and Scotland as late as the 17th century, when coffins became usual for all classes, including the poor.

Men fought on the slightest pretext and often, at first, without witnesses; as this secrecy came to be abused (e.g., by ambushes), it soon became usual for duelists to be accompanied by friends or seconds.

Originally, children were considered adults at the age of puberty; but, after a long development, it became usual for those between the ages of puberty and 25 to have guardians who were always magisterially appointed.

By 2005, it became usual for actors in Indian films to change outfits a dozen times in a single song — starting with a chiffon sari and ending up wearing a bikini.

For years, the Waltucks resisted doing what has become usual for a New York cook, and that is to open a second restaurant.

It has become usual for Isabella to look aghast when the Duke tells her she will be shackled to him for life.

Indeed, the two shows are complimentary contributions – home and away – to a genre that could be called creature-CCTV, bringing to wildlife the kind of total surveillance that has become usual for human communities.

It had become usual for parties which had lost power in elections to seize back control using force.

Phobia managed only one week in the US Billboard chart at number 166; as had by then become usual for the band, it made no impression in the UK.

In the homes of the wealthy it became usual to provide knives for guests, though most men still carried their own.

It has now become usual practice for the Lega Nord's 60 MPs and 30 senators to boo each time they hear Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italia) play.