Sentence examples for custom- from inspiring English sources
Except that's not going to happen while so many industries are based here and so many sandwich shops and dry-cleaners and wine bars are reliant on their custom.
Antonio Cassano had his own custom T-shirt on display after Parma's win on Sunday, one that simply read "Buy Bari".
How different to today, where you're faced with a baffling array of bottles when you walk down the average supermarket aisle, and several types of tonic compete for your custom.
You take your pictures, drop the film off at the nearest photo developing shop (and, to be fair, they'll probably be thrilled by your custom in this day and age) and then the photos are yours to keep.
Shanxi is a seductive book, a glimpse of a world of pagan custom that somehow endures against the odds, dreamlike and entrancing.
The custom and practice of striking in Britain is that many no voters and most of the non-voters will join their striking workmates come 30 November.
In our years of working in Haiti, we've shown that humanure composting is easily adaptable, and you don't need to rely on custom-made or imported equipment.
It was, he remembers, "state of the art": a grand public building with elegant, deco curves to the custom-made furniture, handsome timber bookshelves and bright brass handrails up the stairs.
In the first published images of the couple's August wedding in the south of France, Jolie wears a custom-designed ivory dress designed by Donatella Versace, featuring elegant spaghetti straps and a ruched bodice.
In addition, being able to buy DSPs off the shelf has saved the company a fortune in not having to create a custom-built chipset from scratch.The company's co-founder and chief executive, Paul Heinerscheid, talks of adding a GPS (global positioning system) feature to the receivers.
In many ways the art market is custom-made for money laundering: it is unregulated, opaque (buyers and sellers are often listed as "private collection") and many transactions are settled in cash or in kind.
