A condotel customarily allows its condo owners to rent out their units as income-producing hotel rooms, an arrangement that often attracted investors.
Awarded a classics exhibition to Brasenose College, Oxford, in 1940, he chose not to seek the taste of university life scholars were customarily allowed before war service and straightaway volunteered for the RAF.
In many parts of Afghanistan, particularly in remote areas, women are customarily not allowed to be examined by male doctors except in the presence of close male family members as their chaperons.
Chief Justice John Roberts, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch, as well as the customarily silent Clarence Thomas, all appear likely to allow gerrymandering to continue.
Ms. Duval has six months left on her term, but the league customarily chooses a successor in advance to allow for a transitional period.
Traditional engineering customarily derives its certainty from measures and deterministic descriptions that allow for predictable results.
On November 8 , 1946 Desmond refused to accept it when a movie theatre clerk in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia would not allow her to purchase a ticket for a seating area customarily used solely by white people.
"This Hindu family relationship was customarily a special one," Dutta and Robinson write, in which "convention permitted an intimacy not allowed between other in-laws, with an element of danger".
Wilson regretted the loss of his precious objects, the things that had allowed him to cure the sick: the black-and-white cloth he wore while contacting the spirit world; the bones and stones he customarily threw on a mat to fathom the meaning of events; the sheep fat he burned to chase away evil spirits; his beads and impala horns; his potions, herbs, roots, bark and snuff.
Attendees customarily wear certain kinds of clothing appropriate to the occasion.
