Marlys Ray, 72, is customarily the first in line.
Besides, given that few other birds can feed at such odd angles, the hummingbird customarily gets first dibs on the prize.
The Early Bronze Age itself is customarily divided into first, second, and third phases.
I customarily equate second labels, which vintners sometimes call second wines, with restaurants' carafe wines.
Frequency meter, device for measuring the repetitions per unit of time (customarily, a second) of a complete electromagnetic waveform.
The form Giorgione (or Zorzon), which is customarily used today, first appears in the 1528 inventory of the Grimani Collection.
Wines are customarily judged on first impressions, but, in the end, final impressions, especially of reds, are often the most telling.
Starting this week, tickets for both matinee and evening performances will go on sale as soon as the booth opens; matinee tickets have customarily been sold first, with evening tickets sold from 3 p.m. onward.
Customarily, on the second weekend of training camp, the Giants would instead conduct an intrasquad scrimmage.
A lady complained that boys' furnishings, which were customarily on the fifth floor had been replaced by the Fair Approached a counter of Italian ties and salesman said: "You want a Nicky Chini-designed tie?" Watched a glass blower.
