Sentence examples for customarily grown from inspiring English sources

Taking their name from the citrus fruits customarily grown inside them, orangeries were an architectural product of the Age of Exploration.

The Mountaineer's costume is tailored to fit each winner, and male Mountaineers customarily grow beards during their tenure to go along with the coonskin cap and rifle, although the beard is not a requirement for the mascot position.

Lawyers customarily get them online within minutes.

Wozniacki, customarily cool on the court, grew visibly frustrated at times.

The growing of millet and fishing have customarily been a subsidiary part of the economy.

But in any event, each new blockbuster customarily sells more copies than the blockbuster before it, thanks to the growing number of stores selling blockbusters at steep discounts.

Paradoxically, in the last few years, fashion, which customarily spearheads trends, has lagged behind housewares and furnishings in catering to consumers' growing appetite for maximum style at minimal price.

Bill Murphy, a bond trader who customarily enlivens the 6 08 to New Canaan with a Coors Light or "light whatever," said, "I grew up in Long Island, where they don't have bar cars.

He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.

The group customarily splits the check.

Shockey customarily runs this way.