Sentence examples similar to customarily taking place from inspiring English sources
The flooding has probably swallowed 15 percent to 25 percent of the annual cotton crop, and the soggy earth is likely to make planting winter wheat difficult in September, when seeding customarily takes place, Mr. Haroon said.
WHERE is it taking place?
Change is already taking place.
Witness a crime taking place.
Under the commerce clause the regulatory power of the Congress is customarily exercised on transactions taken place within the state on the principle that such acts are an essential part of interstate commerce.
"They'll say, 'What do you guys have that looks like this?' " Ms. Rywelski was describing the annual shopping frenzy that takes place in America shortly before that hallowed high-school ritual, prom, customarily in May or June.
Stadium battles have taken place across the country as teams depart outdated facilities for new homes — and customarily ask the public for relocation assistance.
Mr. Slavin had placed shovels and a post-hole digger in a car; instructed him to drive to the 7-11, where immigrant workers customarily wait for contractors; and directed him to the building in an industrial park in Shirley where the attack took place, Mr. Wagner testified.
Referring to "modern mobsters" in their customarily loopy show notes, the Dsquared designers Dan and Dean Caten jolted both the crowd and their label awake early Tuesday morning with a show that took place against a jazz club backdrop.
never took place, however.
