Sentence examples for customarily work on from inspiring English sources

As an Orthodox Jew who does not customarily work on the Jewish Sabbath, Mr. Lieberman may be called upon to explain how he will handle a job that demands full attention 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Since many of the students customarily work in the summer, Harvard gives them a $200-a-week 200-a-week 200-a-week stipend

Before the war, the crews of German and British warships on foreign stations, invoking the brotherhood of the sea, customarily worked together and entertained one another.But the longer fighting goes on, the more pitiless it gets.

He customarily worked late into the night, sometimes receiving leaders and journalists well after midnight.

Savage customarily works from a home studio, or a few of them; he likes to remind listeners that he lives and works in three or four "hidden locations".

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.

His work on "Unbroken" is customarily impressive and often beautiful.

After one year of service they customarily went on to become provincial governors.

(Granted, designers like me often work on commissions based on a percentage of construction and appliance costs -- 20percentt is typical -- and contractors customarily add a markup. The retail stores charge no design fees if you buy their merchandise).

THE annual sculpture exhibitions at Storm King Art Center here have customarily featured works that are quite different from their setting, like most of the permanent works, which are angular and metal, set on and against the rolling fields that are especially green right now.

Supervisors were working on long-term government contracts, in which a company customarily recognizes revenue as it incurs costs.