Sentence examples for customarily have a from inspiring English sources

These customarily have a large central arched vertical window flanked by a narrower vertical window on each side.

Early in its growth, an organization will customarily have a competent financial audit committee, even though financial controls are rather mundane.

Born from the ashes of World War II, it customarily had an American in charge.

In graduate school I knew someone researching the fact that major department stores customarily had an entire mourning department well into the 1920s.

Although city planners customarily have visions of a "good urban environment," those visions are usually limited to visual esthetics.

Symptoms: Those with the illness will repeatedly put the article "the" in front of various nouns that, in a sound and healthy environment, do not customarily have the word "the" in front of them.

National franchise brands customarily have contracted solely with individuals, but that is changing.

Regular or weak verbs customarily have four: walk, walks, walked, walking.

So the writer is giving to others the service he might customarily have given himself.

"That's not how I would customarily have used the term," Mr. Egol said, supporting the S.E.C.'s argument.

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.