Sentence examples for customarily played from inspiring English sources

Game is customarily played to 500, though shorter games are common.

Goalies ten years ago customarily played far out of their nets, in order to cut down the space a shooter might exploit.

Ms. Argento's response, at once earnest and thoroughly calculated, is to take revenge by exploiting herself more thoroughly than anyone else could, turning sado-masochism, which is customarily played as a duet, into a solo performance.

Petit verdot grapes customarily play only a supporting role in Bordeaux-type blends like this one.

People won't be able to play with the happiness and joy they customarily play with.

The accordion customarily plays an introduction (usually scripted) and makes remarks among the verses, but there are no solos.

Woods has never played in Memphis and does not customarily play the week before a major championship, meaning his first round of tournament golf since the final round of the Masters could be June 9 in the first round of the Open.

"My preference going forward is that we have to be careful not to slip into playing the game as it customarily is played".

Lloyd's algorithm is asymptotic and customarily run to some arbitrary convergence criterion.

Williams won in straight sets, but her tentative serving and footwork bore little resemblance to her customarily explosive play.

The theoretical reasons for new axioms that the non-pluralist gives are quite different that the theoretical reasons that are customarily at play in mathematics, in part because, having stepped into the realm of independence, a more subtle form of justification is required, one that relies more heavily on sophisticated mathematical machinery.