Sentence examples for customary fire from inspiring English sources
Smith responded with customary fire.
"Dobson's avuncular manner," Gilgoff writes, "and his capacity for letting grown men break down with the tape rolling were a sharp break with Christian radio's customary fire-and-brimstone sermons".
Towards the end, Chance drops into some juke and provides the customary rapid-fire top rock dancing himself.
Through Mamet's customary rapid-fire dialogue, constructed almost entirely of phrases and fragments, Carol challenges John's vague academic semantics as élite and impenetrable; John admits that he had to overcome his belief that he was stupid.
This problem is compounded by persistent ideas in villages that violence against women is a private matter – in Cambodian customary rules, a "fire" – which women have a responsibility not to spread beyond the home.
But despite a tight first set which Kvitova took 8-6 on the tie-break she remained calm and in control, firing down her customary fill of winners with her powerful serve and a forehand that makes a cracking sound.
Violence continued in Exeter for some years, peaking in 1867, when incensed by rising food prices and banned from firing their customary bonfire, a mob was twice in one night driven from Cathedral Close by armed infantry.
Itwas customary, before the artillerywould begin firing, to shout, "Bewarebefore".
Although historians are divided on its origins, many believe it originated in the 1700s, when, before artillery was fired, it was customary to shout, "Beware before".
He asked to be fired (as is customary in France) so that he could receive unemployment benefits.
