Sentence examples similar to customary grip from inspiring English sources

His elegant hideaway, behind an unmarked door a few steps from the Senate floor, includes the customary grip-and-grin politician's photographs, but the space is dominated by a more peculiar display: a large blowup of an Op-Ed piece that Specter wrote for the Times just before President Clinton's impeachment trial.

Although it customary to use the middle finger to grip the top chopstick, some people find it easier to use the middle finger on the bottom chopstick.

What Nintendo did next, with the GameCube, was reposition the stick closer to the D-pad, removing the third prong and going for a more "traditional" wing-grip body, albeit with that customary company quirkiness, which explains why A, B, X and Y are so bizarrely arranged.

The steering wheel is elegant, with a hard, thin, leather-wrapped rim that has raised grips at the 4 and 8 o'clock positions, rather than the customary 2 and 10.

This validated battery of tests involves assessing five components of basic motor function in older people, namely dominant arm grip strength, time taken to rise from a chair and walk a short distance, repeated chair rises, customary walking speed and balance [ 55- 57].

This is customary".

(Commercial yeasts are customary).

So far, so customary.

(One hour is customary).

No, is the customary answer.

The electronic grip would measure whether the recognition technology was disabled by a stressful situation that caused a sweating hand, a hand throbbing with a racing pulse, or a frightened hand that did not grip the gun in its customary way.