Sentence examples for custom during the from inspiring English sources

And of course any local traders seeking financial recompense for lost custom during the Games by using the Glasgow 2014 logo in any promotional ventures risk being apprehended and roughed up by the Commonwealth Games Stasi.

It was a custom during the recent icy Sundays to fetch in his works late in the morming and make a stumbling attempt at reading them aloud, to the accompaniment of hysterics.

Boris Karloff is credited simply as KARLOFF, which was Universal's custom during the height of his career.

Known as the "king of rancheras," Infante, who was born in Mazatlan, Mexico, in 1917, helped change mariachi music by singing in softer and more natural tones than had been the custom during the first part of the 20th century. .

Several of the skeletons were delayed by United States Customs during the weekend viewing, and experts said the piece was shrouded in black cloth at the request of the artist and his dealer, Jay Jopling.

The Daily Telegraph wondered about that too, citing "legal experts" who said the failure to object to their use, as has been the custom during her marriage, raises "the question of whether she is exercising 'image control' rather than protecting her privacy".

Adds Robinson, "Fortunately, the custom during carnival is not to wear much in the way of clothing".

Mr. Lee and other cabinet members were all dressed in pea-green uniforms, as is the custom during their civil defense exercises.

On his way to Seoul, Pope Francis will fly over the airspace of Russia and China - and he is expected to send a courtesy telegram to both the Russian and the Chinese leaderships while over their territory, as has long been the custom during papal charter flights.

Once you turn 16, rather than simply going on your first real date (as was the custom during MY adolescence), you are forced to choose whether you will be purely selfless, purely learned, purely brave, purely truthful or purely peaceful.

Oswald died on 29 February 992 in the act of washing the feet of the poor at Worcester, as was his daily custom during Lent, and was buried in the Church of Saint Mary at Worcester.