Sentence examples for customarily your from inspiring English sources

Customarily your building must be more than 50 years old and listed on the National Register of Historic Places to qualify for a federal tax break on an easement donation.

You were a 15-vehicle pile-up with blood on the steering wheel and fire on the Tarmac (yes, the car is by far the most dangerous space you will customarily occupy with your family).

legal fees customarily charged in your locality for the legal services performed.

But, in the Valley, increasing your fund size so dramatically is customarily seen as "smoking your own exhaust," or, among those with a classical turn of mind, hubris.

Once you've determined how much data your family customarily eats through, it's time to choose a plan.

When you do start showering customarily, be mindful around your cut to avert ache or scarring.

The installation itself has a "spine": an 80-foot wall extending from one corner of the room, on which most of the roughly 30 paintings are hung, creating a sense of space — even emptiness, if you turn your attention toward the walls where paintings are customarily hung in the Neuberger.

Hence his scoop about nocturnal arrangements: 'Although it is really none of your business (or mine), I am able to tell you that customarily the Queen and Prince Philip do share the same bed.' Note the way he blames us for his own intrusive curiosity, and accuses us of impropriety if we're silly enough to buy his fatuous book.

And if you're here on business, be warned: A deal customarily isn't completed until you've gone out on the town with your clients or hosts.

Was your dream about Vietnam?" At the mention of the word "Vietnam," Blankenship customarily broke into a broad smile.

I know, I know — you're currently sat at your desk sopping wet, dreading the midday run to a supermarket for a customarily bleak meal deal, so you're probably not as excited about the Notting Hill Carnival as you'd usually be at this stage in the year.