Sentence examples for customarily drawn from inspiring English sources
Democratic unity behind the McCain-Feingold measure is essential for its chances because the bill has customarily drawn mostly Democratic support.
A distinction is customarily drawn between qualitative and numerical identity or sameness.
The direct influence of TFs over the transcription activity of different target genes (TG) is customarily drawn in a network of causal relationships known as a transcriptional regulatory network (TRN) (McAdams & Arkin, 1998; Thieffry & Thomas, 1998; Lee et al., 2002a).
Strikingly, Mr. Giuliani is now tied with Mrs. Clinton upstate, where he is drawing just 44percentt of the vote, significantly less than what a successful Republican statewide customarily draws north of the suburbs.
Organizers of the festival, which runs from April 25 to 27 and customarily draws as many as 60,000 people a day, said before the Prince announcement that they were not concerned that it had not yet sold out.
Lawyers customarily get them online within minutes.
Lloyd's algorithm is asymptotic and customarily run to some arbitrary convergence criterion.
The 140-foot boat, part of the Montauk- and Bedford, Mass.-based Viking Fleet and customarily used for party fishing, had left Montauk the evening before and traveled 100 nautical miles to waters that have drawn fishermen and whales for centuries.
The STL board currently comprises a chair, the editor-in-chief of the Guardian, a director drawn from among Guardian journalists and six independent directors, together with the chief executive of GMG, who has customarily been invited to become a director, and a member of the Scott family.
For some songs on the "Hard Times" album, he's drawn on his life not as a punk roaming the streets but as a husband, and a father of two teenagers — not topics he's customarily addressed.
"The all-volunteer military draws in a segment of the population that has not customarily gone to college in the same proportion as other parts of our society," says Mr. Wright, a former Marine.
