Sentence examples for customarily attend from inspiring English sources
They customarily attend games at Pretoria's Loftus Versfeld Stadium, where they are comfortably among their own kind and the language over the loudspeakers is Dutch-rooted Afrikaans.
Nancy Colvert, a company spokeswoman, said Wilmington was more convenient for the company's institutional shareholders, who are concentrated on the East Coast, though she said they do not customarily attend.
As virtually all the individuals who fall within the line of presidential succession customarily attend the State of the Union address the vice president, the speaker of the House, the president pro tem of the Senate, and members of the president's cabinet protocols have been instituted to ensure continuity of the office in the event of a catastrophe.
Customarily attended by the president, the dinner, described by Mr. Ferguson as "like the Oscars for politicians," is a gathering not without pitfalls for comics.
Incidents are customarily attended by police, and in many countries TIM is led by police even when not managed by them.
Those who cannot attend the service customarily make a donation for the support of a Talmudic academy or an old-age home and the recitation there of the Kaddish is reckoned to be the equal of recitation by the mourner.
Customarily, when Dorf, as a courtesy, asks the honorees for permission, he also invites them to attend or even to perform.
The International Olympic Committee's president, Jacques Rogge, was next to take centre stage, officially inviting the world to attend the 2012 Games, before Boris Johnson brought proceedings to a close, the London mayor leaving us with a customarily effervescent take on the new Olympic pool: "Is it not mind-blowing?
