Sentence examples for customarily open from inspiring English sources

In 1987, the Landmarks Preservation Commission proclaimed the Belasco Theatre, on West Forty-fourth Street, to be worthy of its protection, partly on the basis of the theatre's interior being "one which is customarily open and accessible to the public".

By Nick Paumgarten In 1987, the Landmarks Preservation Commission proclaimed the Belasco Theatre, on West Forty-fourth Street, to be worthy of its protection, partly on the basis of the theatre's interior being "one which is customarily open and accessible to the public".

This study included all motorcycle occupants aged 15 to 84 years recorded in FARS who died within 30 days of the crash while traveling on a roadway customarily open to the public in the 50 states and the District of Columbia from 1975 to 2014.

The wild card will be the specter of customarily foul British Open weather.

The U.S. Open, customarily one of the fastest outdoor hardcourt events, has a C.P.R. of close to 40.

Customarily, a Tortorella camp opens with two straight days of grueling endurance and sprint skating, no sticks or pucks on the ice.

The city's hotels and rental cars are sold out during this annual event, restaurants are booked solid and even Rosenblatt Stadium, where on this weekend Mr. Buffett customarily throws out the opening pitch at the Omaha Spikes baseball game, turns spectators away.

Nikos's door stood open, as it customarily does in mild weather.

Upstate BBQ eateries are open Thursday through Saturday, customarily; Wednesday through Saturday, if you're lucky.

Open-market operations are customarily carried out with short-term government securities (in the United States, frequently Treasury bills).

Starting this week, tickets for both matinee and evening performances will go on sale as soon as the booth opens; matinee tickets have customarily been sold first, with evening tickets sold from 3 p.m. onward.