Some audience members gave me the sense that Broadway Underground, a show that apparently developed from fringe beginnings four years ago, is customarily as good as this.
"As one of my friends told me, 'I'll never forgive the N.F.L. and Scott Walker for killing my Super Bowl buzz.' " In this environment, scores of Packers fans did what they customarily do in good times and bad: They made a pilgrimage to Lambeau Field, home of their beloved Packers for the last 54 years.
Two characteristics of the thalamus--its apparently simple relay function and its daunting multinuclear structure--have been customarily viewed as good reasons to study something else.
Good brokers customarily maintain lists of people looking for specific types of property -- lawyers, CEOs, art collectors, entertainers.
YidC/Oxa/Alb3 family was customarily considered as a good example to exhibit the conservation of protein transporting system in prokaryotes and eukaryotic endosymbionts [ 1, 34].
Although city planners customarily have visions of a "good urban environment," those visions are usually limited to visual esthetics.
In the story, Gregor, having gradually accepted his insect state as irreversible, then attempts to adapt the good efforts he customarily makes on behalf of his family, and – while he succumbs to a degree of self-pity – is rather ashamed of himself.
Hence, a good alignment is customarily taken to be one which maximizes the number of residue matches, within a given RMSD threshold.
Films like this tend to make the actors look good, though the rewards customarily go to supporting rather than leads.
Sure, plenty of video game heroes crack wise, but it usually takes the form of Joss Whedon-like gallows quippery that customarily follows a headshot, or perhaps a good knuckle-cracking.
A sixpence in the bride's shoe is a good luck wedding gesture and is customarily placed there by the father of the bride as a token of prosperity, love and happiness in her marriage.
