Sentence examples for becoming customary from inspiring English sources
James sat out the fourth quarter, which is becoming customary when he plays the Knicks.
What they do remember is the uncertainty they felt, the growing anxiety, the sense that losing was becoming customary.
But when at last we scratchily emerged onto the peanut field, we had the result that was becoming customary: no hog.
NOKIA THEATRE TIMES SQUARE Broadway at 44th St. (212-307-7171) — June 22: As is becoming customary for bands of a certain generation, the CBGB alumni Blondie are celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of a watershed release, "Parallel Lines".
He received what is becoming a customary standing ovation on the way to the middle, which turned into one of the most sustained of his life as he carved the boundary that took him to three figures.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) clouds are becoming a customary way to deploy modern Internet applications.
Though welfare issues are becoming a customary part of conducting research on animals far more could be done in terms of specifying moral norms and appropriate policies guiding animal research by empirical data.
It is generally accepted that international law can be created through treaties (binding legal agreements between states) and customary law (rules that evolve over time, becoming commonly accepted through continuous practice) [ 1].
And by academics: Translators "seem to be a familiar part of the natural landscape, so customary and commonplace that we run the risk of becoming invisible.
Weak land titles and hazy lines between customary and state ownership can result in local peasants being booted off their land and becoming impoverished, they say.
