Sentence examples for customarily been done from inspiring English sources

"And even though I wasn't, I said, 'Just let the round mature, just keep hanging in there and keep plugging along and I could have a pretty good round today.' " That is the way things have customarily been done at St. Andrews.

Customarily, the order of procession is done according to the traditional role of the sub-chiefs in the traditional-state.

Bringing wine, as is done so customarily in the West, may be viewed in Asia as doubting the host's financial heft.

Thomas Murray, in town from California, customarily assembles thematic exhibitions for the fairs he's in, and he's done so again.

The Lord - not customarily, it seems, addressed by groundlings as "Lordy" - knew what he was doing.

Not only does this mean a bus-two-train-and-taxi journey, thereby occasioning more forward motion and social interaction than I customarily manage in a month, but once there, do you know what I will be doing?

Summer has historically and customarily been a time for enjoyment and appreciation.

Gene extensions have customarily been defined as ± 50 Kb.

We suppose that the duplexer is frequency flat as it is customarily done in the literature [5, 15, 16] and modeled as a complex gain introduced by the coupling at the oscillator.

To simulate vacuum, the region outside the torus was filled with a tenuous atmosphere as is customarily done in these types of simulation.

When a paper is qualitative not quantitative no statistical tests are customarily done.