Sentence examples for break with customary from inspiring English sources

But in a break with customary practice, Ms. Reyashi's family did not set up a condolence tent to receive visitors on Thursday.

Mr. Bloomberg's campaign did not announce that he was releasing the new advertisement and declined to provide a copy of it to reporters, in a break with the customary way political campaigns handle ad campaigns.

A total break with the customary Impressionist subjects, these works portray the train engines belching smoke and steam in the great shed, recalling J.M.W. Turner's Rain, Steam, and Speed The Great Western Railway of 1844 and prefiguring the mechanical subjects painted by Italian Futurists after 1909.

On Monday, Mayor Bloomberg did little to quell the criticism of Ms. Lancaster, breaking with his customary habit of staunchly defending his commissioners from public criticism.

"Dobson's avuncular manner," Gilgoff writes, "and his capacity for letting grown men break down with the tape rolling were a sharp break with Christian radio's customary fire-and-brimstone sermons".

She chose to break with tradition by supplementing the customary retinue of soldiers at her ceremony with a group of 500 male and 400 female pupils from the capital's best schools.

Regardless of subject matter, though, "Permafrost," is for me the more interesting story, in that it subtly breaks with Bloom's customary realism, yielding the only protagonist in the book who is both unsympathetic and untrustworthy.

Smith responded with customary fire.

Some did it with customary dispatch.

This point was made with customary force by Steve Richards yesterday.

Johnson responded to the rumors with customary nonchalance.