Sentence examples for customarily spend from inspiring English sources
Mr. Alfonso would customarily spend $800 on ice and diesel, but he had spent only half that, because he was unsure what the return on his investment would be.
Long are the times when a lady would customarily spend hours resting and getting herself beautiful with handmaids and helpers readily by her side for one evening out on the town.
Didi Barrett customarily spends the early days of June at her summer house in Millbrook, in upstate New York.
The customarily tight-lipped company did not reveal the amount it was spending, but it did issue a statement: Vornado is very pleased that the Bertoia sculpture is back at 510 Fifth Avenue.
In a break from our usual approach to the Chinese--we customarily browbeat them and they resentfully give us some minor concession--the president has spent the last several days in China trying to get some sort of give-and-take dialogue going.
"When I fall out of bed in the morning, I can come over here and get up my adrenaline," Cunningham said, blowing his nose into a deli napkin that he produced from a pocket of the blue workman's smock that he customarily wears, as if to say, in solidarity with the hot-dog venders and delivery boys amid whom he spends his days, that his office is the street.
And Greeks spent, spent, spent.
Two types of drop landing with specific DHs have been customarily studied.
Shockey customarily runs this way.
