Sentence examples for both the custom of from inspiring English sources

Women and guérisseurs described both the custom of wearing a tight cloth around the breast and a practice, known as ecrasement or rungri, which consists of massaging and pulling the breast during pregnancy.

Ding and Fu both abandoned the custom of walking out to music in a show of respect for the victims of the recent China earthquake that has left over 180 dead.

Over the course of the play — a tense and witty one-act that many compare to Pinter's Tony Award-winning 1964 family drama "The Homecoming" — the men talk about character and emotion ("I have never been loved; from this I derive my strength"), military service ("Did you have a good war?") and how much they both miss the custom of having tea on the lawn.

They both assured me that the custom of families eating fanesca on Good Friday remained strong in Cuenca, and that many restaurants would be serving it during the entire week before that.

The custom of having both nutrition and food science combined in one degree program should be avoided.

Both branches and the New York company followed the custom of other piano manufacturers in maintaining small concert halls.

The third, and an important differentiating factor, precisely because its objectives would have been to have a close economic relationship with the EU, it would have focused negotiating efforts and its political capital on securing a say for Britain in both the customs union and the evolution of single market regulation.

THE CUSTOM OF THE ARMY, by Diana Gabaldon.

THE CUSTOM OF THE SEA, by Neil Hanson.

There is something very wrong about the custom of tipping.

Minhag Yisrael, the custom of Israel, is what matters".