Sentence examples similar to customarily bound from inspiring English sources

Customarily, art dealers are bound to stand behind what they sell, and the Wises refunded the gallery that had bought the Georgian Bay painting.

New owners do not customarily stick with old managers.

"We applied the same principle," says Puska, "working with many organisations including sports clubs, investing in facilities, educating people that exercising more makes you well and happy". Finland's local authorities are legally bound to provide sports facilities - in the UK it is still not a statutory duty and budgets are customarily squeezed.

Toronto bound".

Playoff bound?

Homeward bound".

Time bound.

(The linen bands that bind a priest's hands during his ordination ceremony are customarily put in his mother's casket after her death).

Binding arbitration.

He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.

The group customarily splits the check.