Sentence examples for customarily been from inspiring English sources
The growing of millet and fishing have customarily been a subsidiary part of the economy.
The explanation for Shakespeare's popularity worldwide has customarily been made in terms of his universality, but there are limits.
post has customarily been Europe's to fill, and the White House fears angering Europe, and particularly Germany, by taking the choice out of its hands.
Most important, the hiring of Edwards completes a positive cycle for what has customarily been one of the most dysfunctional teams in all of sports.
The guest list was so large that the event could not be held in the Newark federal courtroom where United States attorneys have customarily been sworn in.
Local residents say that it has customarily been easier to get a drink in Park City than in the rest of Utah.
The store, near Lefferts Avenue, had rows of backpacks hanging where an awning customarily is found.
The producers' lawyers argued that, in sending those e-mails, Mr. Thibodeau did not provide "public relations services as may customarily be required" by Broadway producers.
Viscosity customarily is measured by a viscometer, which determines the flow rate of the lubricant under standard conditions; the higher the flow rate, the lower the viscosity.
The combative and defensive tone of his response to the critics today was unusual for Mr. Pitt, who customarily is quite measured.
"My preference going forward is that we have to be careful not to slip into playing the game as it customarily is played".
