Sentence examples for customary circle from inspiring English sources

Now,  the morality that we direct to those living in the neighborhood and the ethics that a responsible professional should direct to all who come within his or her ambit, whether friend, foe, or someone from outside one's customary circle, are two quite different matters.

Such was their dominance that when Fiji formed their customary prayer circle after the match – a ritual in which their opponents joined – they could well have been giving thanks that it was all over.

The motion tracker is now oval-shaped instead of the customary Halo circle.

Although it is customary in preservation circles to deride such buildings as "intrusions," 176 complements the rest of the row while providing an interesting contrast.

It's a remake of the famous 1990 BBC drama with Ian Richardson which it's customary in learned circles to claim one loved without possibly ever seeing and only actually knowing the "you might say that, I couldn't possibly comment" catchphrase.

Her head was reduced to a simple circle – a customary Opie riff that, in this context, seemed to allude to Moore's trademark holes.

She began the adagio with her right arm curved above her left, and not "en couronne," in a closed circle, as is customary.

Paulson had brought Clark along as her guest, and afterward the two went to the winners circle for the customary statuette engraving.

Once sweating, fretting and general consternation in policymaking circles is over, customary navel gazing at the US shale bonanza resumes.

As he ran back towards the centre-circle, he engaged in the customary we-can-do-this-now-lads geeing-up of his colleagues with the authority of a senior pro.

Proving that fiscal ineptitude was then what it is now -- customary in Washington but off-putting in investment circles -- Grant found himself on the brink of bankruptcy.