Sentence examples for customarily held from inspiring English sources

The debate began at 10 30 a.m., rather than at night, which is when debates are more customarily held.

Instead of the parade customarily held in Eagle Square in the capital, Abuja, President Goodluck Jonathan chose to remain in his presidential villa, where he was photographed cutting a green and white cake to mark the occasion.

As early as 200 bc, envoys from Java to the Han-dynasty court of China brought cloves that were customarily held in the mouth to perfume the breath during audiences with the emperor.

In Britain the quiz is customarily held at the River Café, the restaurant run by Rose Gray and Ruth Rogers, and one of their acclaimed three-course meals is included in the ticket price.

Police lawyers argued that the rides were not "commonly or customarily held" because, although they started at the same time from the same place on the South Bank, they did not follow the same route.

On the same day, Mr. Palmisano and other top executives will meet here with investment analysts and local customers to showcase I.B.M.'s global integration capabilities in a briefing customarily held in New York.

Bonhams, as it has customarily done, is holding an auction in conjunction with the event.

He is customarily interpreted as holding that person A is the same person as earlier person B just in case A is able to remember enough of what happened to B. This is sometimes referred to as the memory criterion of personal identity.

In the present study, mothers may have reported better habits than their children customarily have.

Customarily the festival, which was first held in 1999, and expanded to three days from two in 2006, has been held over the last weekend in April.

The guest list was so large that the event could not be held in the Newark federal courtroom where United States attorneys have customarily been sworn in.