Sentence examples for customary cut from inspiring English sources

His accompaniment to Tristan's third-act monologue, which seemed as if it would never end, was a model of imagination, tact and wonderfully refined orchestral playing, though for once one wished the customary cut in that music had been observed.

And of course, Paypal gets their customary cut.

Other variables were categorized using customary cut offs (Ries et al, 1999).

Festival veterans might point to the Lost Vagueness corner of Glastonbury where it became customary to cut a late-night sartorial dash in ballgowns and second-hand suits – but that was a style statement that came caked in mud.

It's customary to cut the top of the loaf, with an X or your own patented pattern before putting it in the oven.

Jack Kiefer-Bandr and co shoot from lip and hip with the customary fast-cut, ever-ratcheting tension, though a few do act mainly with their jaws.

The percentage of patients achieving the postoperative best score on the OHS summary score was 11.6%, and not above the customary 15% cut-off.

While customary penile cutting was not the most dominant form of current penile modification in this study it was far more apparent than is currently evident in a variety of HIV behavioural research.g For example of the 128 male respondents attending an STI clinic who reported being circumcised none reported that they were cut during a traditional initiation [ 27].

It's customary to find cuts of pork neck or leg steeping in the bright red broth.

The first near-complete recording of the whole work (with the cuts then customary) was conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham in 1928.

Since that paper, it has become customary to use a cut-off of 15 events per hour for RDI in many applications.