Sentence examples for customarily on from inspiring English sources

Customarily, on the second weekend of training camp, the Giants would instead conduct an intrasquad scrimmage.

A lady complained that boys' furnishings, which were customarily on the fifth floor had been replaced by the Fair Approached a counter of Italian ties and salesman said: "You want a Nicky Chini-designed tie?" Watched a glass blower.

After one year of service they customarily went on to become provincial governors.

Wilson regretted the loss of his precious objects, the things that had allowed him to cure the sick: the black-and-white cloth he wore while contacting the spirit world; the bones and stones he customarily threw on a mat to fathom the meaning of events; the sheep fat he burned to chase away evil spirits; his beads and impala horns; his potions, herbs, roots, bark and snuff.

To realize his ambition -- grandiose or not -- he has chosen, not one of the tried-and-true local architects developers customarily rely on, but Michael Graves, who has designed everything from offices for Disney to teakettles for Target.

Buzzards customarily prey on insects and small mammals and only occasionally attack birds.

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

Mr. Giuliani customarily calls on New Yorkers to give the police the benefit of the doubt.

The builders' lobby customarily seizes on housing shortage to argue for freeing the countryside for construction.

Germany, with its close political and economic ties, has also customarily relied on Russia as a source for adopting children.

In every case, those routes are being flown by airplanes that are more customarily flown on medium- or long-haul domestic flights.