Sentence examples for customarily live from inspiring English sources

Vietnamese customarily live with their parents until they start their own families, and sometimes even after that.

If, as the adage goes, justice delayed is justice denied, then India's courts can be said to customarily live in a state of denial.

Piebald camels were further imported to the Canary Islands from Western Sahara (possibly from individuals originally belonging to the Oulad Tidrarin, as this tribe was customarily living along the coast of Western Sahara adjacent to the Canary Islands, with which it had historical commercial contacts).

Presidential press conferences are customarily carried live on C-Span.

War makes killings legal that would customarily be punished as first-degree murder.

He sometimes appears to have a hilariously literal take on Lovecraft's concept of the Old Ones, which customarily refers to a monstrous prehuman race whose survivors live underground in Godforsaken places like Antarctica and New England.

The FA will live up to that responsibility.' The FA customarily takes a grim view of players and managers assaulting fans.

Even in recent weeks Mr. Ohnesorg's policies have upset various constituents of Carnegie Hall: from independent producers who customarily rent the hall for concert events to tenants who live and work in a quirky urban village of studios that were originally established by the hall's founder, Andrew Carnegie.

London fashion week's welcome speech, customarily given at Somerset House by Samantha Cameron or Boris Johnson, was instead beamed live from the Mountain View office of Google director Peter Fitzgerald.

London fashion week's welcome speech, customarily given at Somerset House by Samantha Cameron or Boris Johnson, was instead beamed live from Fitzgerald's Mountain View office.

And while most Americans who favor keeping marriage as it has customarily been would prefer no legal recognition of same-sex unions at either the federal or the state level, we believe that they can live with federal civil unions — provided that no religious groups are forced to accept them as marriages.