Sentence examples for customary at this time from inspiring English sources

"As is customary at this time of year," he said, "he's one of a number of players we have who have been asked about by some clubs.

Whatever the reason it's customary at this time of year to sigh a little, adopt an expression of sickly piety, fill the fountain pen with liquid cheese and write about those moments of the year, the vignettes that offer a message of sporting hope for humanity.

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It was customary at the time to quickly release or swap captured journalists.

The boy helped his master, executed a few humble commissions on his own, and, as was customary at the time, studied classical art and drew from the nude.

The second-year resident on the case, Dr. Gregg Stone, had gone across the street to try to get a few hours of sleep, as was customary at the time.

It was during this period that the city expanded to the north, under the direction of Joaquín Vizcaíno, a nobleman who was also mayor (as was customary at the time).

As was customary at the time, however, Inja Hong Lee stayed home, learned English slowly and made few non-Korean friends.

As it turned out, the mourning ring I held dated to the mid-19th century and, as was customary at the time, contained the finely plaited follicles of a dearly departed soul.

The round of applause the cast gave her on screen was a genuine response to how well she had handled the poetic monologue which, as was customary at the time, was recorded "as live" in one take.

On 21 August 1933, Mrs Giles Borrett stormed the ramparts, reading the BBC six o'clock evening news bulletin for the first time (going under her husband's name, as was customary at the time).