Sentence examples for customarily made of from inspiring English sources

In a paper on the subject Dan O'Hara, a philosopher of technology, gives the example of pottery jugs from Zaire, the handles of which are shaped in imitation of handles of traditional jugs customarily made of cord.

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.

In fatigue cracking tests, measurements of load displacement relations have been customarily made to determine crack opening loads and effective stress intensity factor ranges.

Two blood tests are customarily made to detect the disease, but they may not disclose it in the incubative stage.

It would eventually become an ukha, a clear fish soup customarily made with three types of fish.

It discloses no formal offer of proof of the kind customarily made.

Bribery customarily made up for the low wages, critics say.

Customarily made with fish steamed in curry until it achieves a mousse-like texture, here it takes the form of chicken, breaded with curry and swamped in coconut curd.

Jews customarily make up a smaller percentage of the turnout in the general election than in the Democratic primary, and white Catholics represent a larger one.

In 2003 the band sued Ticketmaster, accusing the company of abusing its market power by denying the group more than the 8 percent of tickets it customarily makes available to acts.

Those who cannot attend the service customarily make a donation for the support of a Talmudic academy or an old-age home and the recitation there of the Kaddish is reckoned to be the equal of recitation by the mourner.