Sentence examples for customarily get from inspiring English sources

"The defense got far more than they would customarily get in this type of thing," Professor Bacigal said.

And he gave due weight to aspects of the event that customarily get left out of the version we tell ourselves.

"We don't customarily get alligators; we're mostly dog and cat people," said Doris Meyer, a spokeswoman for the Center for Animal Care and Control.

He gave off the friendly, intense, rushed feeling one customarily gets from an important congressman's aide.

Besides, given that few other birds can feed at such odd angles, the hummingbird customarily gets first dibs on the prize.

Victory may not customarily go to Mara's head, but he did get caught up in the moment just a bit after the Giants' 41-0 rofthef the Minnesota Vikings in the National Football Conference championship game on Jan . 14 which put the Giants in the Super Bowl.

Local residents say that it has customarily been easier to get a drink in Park City than in the rest of Utah.

I also forgot that MEPs customarily have their parties written next to their names, so I would have been able to work it out once I got there.

New owners do not customarily stick with old managers.

The I.M.F.'s executive board is officially responsible for choosing a new managing director, but the European ministers' choice is a clear indicator of who will get the job because it is customarily held by a European, while an American usually heads the World Bank.

In those days, when I travelled the land trying to get the sense of a coming election, it was customarily assumed that the component regions of the UK were likely to behave in much the same way.