Its news outlets have customarily toed the line of those in power.
Fun fact: When you drink eggnog, you are customarily supposed to drink to each other's health, even though the drink's ingredients are paradoxically very unhealthy.
Private companies performing such research customarily adhere to the rule; to the extent they don't have to, that should be rectified by Congress.
He would take office around the start of election campaigning, when politicians customarily like to manipulate interest rates.
As the first actor to hold a position customarily given to administrators, Alexander brought both credibility and eloquence to the fight for arts funding.
All of the useful guideline criteria customarily applied to such questions seem to have been met, although there is still much to be learned about interactive effects and the possibility of statistical thresholds.
Metallurgy customarily refers to commercial as opposed to laboratory methods.
In addition to listening from rowboats, customarily rented to tourists and others for lake outings, audience members will gather on paths and bridges surrounding the lake….
Athletes from the nonrevenue sports also customarily have to do extra work on campus to raise money to pay for equipment or apparel not normally financed by the athletic department, like warm-up jackets.
Or would the respect customarily due to the office be extended to the office-holder, even one who has bragged, lied, insulted, and abused his way to the highest position in the nation?
