Sentence examples for customarily put from inspiring English sources

Back in the mists of time, bands customarily put out a record every few months.

(The linen bands that bind a priest's hands during his ordination ceremony are customarily put in his mother's casket after her death).

Indeed, many synonyms customarily are put to different uses.

Nordine nudged aside a yapping poodle with his sneaker and listened attentively; customarily barefoot, he puts on shoes only to visit his properties and to skateboard.

If the optimism that customarily grips investors is repeated around this November's poll it could put another $8 on the oil price.In this section The big squeeze The magic bullet First mover Autopsy Crude awakening Easy does it All his fault Flood barriers Correction: Ireland ReprintsIn 2011 the fundamentals of supply and demand are likely to exert more upward pressure on prices.

This put a strain on its members, and on Morris, who was customarily cheery but now became cantankerous.

With Shanahan's committee in place, Babcock would not be put in a position where he would assume all the duties customarily demanded of a general manager and thus he could focus on righting the ship on the ice while maintaining a significant influence on piecing together the details of the long-term plan.

You could also put down a lot less money than the 20, 25, or even 50percentt of the purchase price customarily demanded by co-ops.

Yunus had a simple but sweeping idea: Put capital, in the form of small, manageable loans, into the hands of those people who have customarily been denied access to traditional lending channels.

Symptoms: Those with the illness will repeatedly put the article "the" in front of various nouns that, in a sound and healthy environment, do not customarily have the word "the" in front of them.

He put these people down on paper as they are, and he made them talk and think in the language they customarily used for these purposes".