Sentence examples for customary exchange from inspiring English sources

In the end, most of the Spanish players left the field without the customary exchange of jerseys.

Saturday's match against Frankfurt, the club nicknamed the diva, will be a very fraught affair; 500 Stuttgart hardcore fans left the BayArena before the 90 minutes were up and that made the now customary exchange of views with the players after the final whistle a relatively civilised affair.

Oftentimes, these phrases, born out of years of customary exchange and tradition, seem to automatically slip off of our tongues without much thought.

It's customary to exchange extravagantly decorated boxes of mithai, dried fruit, nuts or silver serving dishes with family and friends.

Opting to function as a "controlled company," Facebook will be exempt from the customary stock exchange corporate governance rules that apply to the vast majority of public companies.

Songwriters were obliged to forgo one third of their customary royalties in exchange for having him perform their compositions.

As is customary, the two exchanged gifts.

They exchanged customary postgame handshakes at the plate before Japan received the World Series championship banner and took its warning-track run.

I served as legal counsel for several early microfinance deals in which the risk disclosure language used in offering memoranda and other documents exceeded what was customary in mainstream exchanges on Wall Street.

The hypothetical script calls for Miss Shore and Miss May to exchange the customary inconsequences before the team goes into its act, with Miss Shore beginning by saying, "Why, Elaine, you're wearing the same dress I am".

The sun-dappled South Lawn was awash in color that morning, as a full military honor guard and a fife and drum band marched across the grass, entertaining the leaders before they exchanged the customary pleasantries.