Sentence examples for customarily precise from inspiring English sources
His catcher, Russell Martin, said Colon's customarily precise command and sharp fastball had deserted him the last two starts, but that he could not sense anything physically wrong with him Thursday.
For present-day scholarship, however, Talmud in the precise sense refers only to the materials customarily called Gemara an Aramaic term prevalent in medieval rabbinic literature that was used by the church censor to replace the term Talmud within the Talmudic discourse in the Basel edition of the Talmud, published 1578 81.
Customarily, this factor has been used as a history matching parameter as it is still not well understood and the formulations used in commercial simulators are not precise.
He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.
The group customarily splits the check.
It is a customarily brilliant show.
Shockey customarily runs this way.
The family was customarily absent.
Furthermore, Congress does not customarily remove officials.
Doing so is customarily his first move.
Mark Wallinger's Diana is customarily wonderful.
