Finnair offers customary business class amenities before you board: a priority check-in lane, an expedited security line where applicable, lounge access, and priority boarding.
He warned that daughters had rejected their customary 'middle-class' roles as substitute servants and 'do nothing of the least use and require to be first expensively educated, and afterwards expensively amused' (Hamerton, 1897, pp. 213, 224 226).
Because Texas is in America and America is weird, it's customary for the class to have a moment of silence, recite the Pledge of Allegiance, and also say something called the Texas Pledge at the start of each school day.
It's the sort of statement that passed, when he was in Hollywood, for astonishing candour, but is, of course, the customary tone of his class.
In a program described by its creators as the nation's first one-on-one summer school developed in partnership with a university, about 70 students from a Boston charter school are receiving tutoring from college students rather than taking customary summer school classes.
The casting of the three leads evokes a stream of films that have shaped their screen personas - the eager, ever optimistic nature of Bridges; the tight-lipped blue-collar probity represented by Cooper Maguiree's customary troubled middle-class adolescent on the verge of manhood.
A novel aspect of the model is that consultants are also asked to accept a salary reduction and go without customary perks (business-class travel and luxury hotels) for the duration of the project.
I've learned that weighing like an albatross on a man's shoulders is not a good idea and I've pondered my new awareness while soaking, exhausted, in a hot bath after our customary three-hour classes.
Cho, whose roles included being head of cabin service at Korean Air, became enraged when a flight attendant on flight KE086 leaving John F Kennedy airport in New York for Incheon handed her macadamia nuts in a bag instead of first class's customary bowl.
Child marriage and the condemnation of the remarriage of widows, especially among the higher classes, became customary later and have gradually, since the mid-19th century, lost their stringency.
