Sentence examples for customarily sent from inspiring English sources
Mr. Seidemann was apparently trying to establish that Mr. Whitaker customarily sent multiple originals of a given document to Mr. Morrissey, on pages that would have come from the same ream.
The commission generally does not discuss current investigations, but when it closes one without taking action, it customarily sends a short letter to the subject.
A prime minister would customarily send a congratulatory message to Olympic medallists.
They won't report to their readers the types of things that I customarily send to them and report.
Mr. King said A. Scott Berg, the biographer and a friend of his, had told him that, customarily, authors send their subjects a copy of the transcript in order to make last-minute corrections of fact.
When publishers send out copies of new releases to the newspapers, they customarily place an embargo which states that no review should appear before the stated publication date.
The producers' lawyers argued that, in sending those e-mails, Mr. Thibodeau did not provide "public relations services as may customarily be required" by Broadway producers.
If this is still the case, customarily people tune in for the 10 a.m. broadcast to learn the latest news -- who died, who was born, engaged or married, has an anniversary or birthday, and who sends greetings from the four corners of the world.
He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.
Shockey customarily runs this way.
