Both men did not get a customary public hearing before the vote.
The phase is plotted in cycles, as is customary in the hearing literature, which, perhaps, should be adapted more widely, since it has more immediate physical significance than radians or degrees.
In UK and US political discourse, it is customary now to hear the most poisonous views labelled as inappropriate uses of language, whether by their accusers or, in apologia, by their perpetrators.
Such a hearing is customary in this kind of situation, Mr. Diaz said, adding that it appeared that the officer had acted appropriately.
The legislators did not vote on the proposed law last week, but sent it back to committee for further study, which is customary after a controversial hearing.
She had been reflecting on current events, and I expected to hear her customary tartness, but her voice faltered, and tears slipped down her cheeks.
Many years ago, when a woman I know was shopping at Zabar's, the Orthodox congregation of comestibles that is beloved by nearly all, she heard the customary litany of announcements over the P.A. system (2245 Broadway).
In between honks, one could hear the customary sounds of summer on the Battery: helicopters, sirens, the boats' bumpers squeaking against the stanchions, flapping flip-flops, a Citibike bell, a Chinese tour guide on a megaphone, the thwok of a spaldeen.
"I think they do it for fun". In between honks, one could hear the customary sounds of summer on the Battery: helicopters, sirens, the boats' bumpers squeaking against the stanchions, flapping flip-flops, a Citibike bell, a Chinese tour guide on a megaphone, the thwok of a spaldeen.
The simplest description I've heard of his customary reception at a restaurant is "Everybody falls to the ground when Johnny walks in".
