Justice James Clark McReynolds, a blatant anti-semite, refused to speak to Brandeis for three years following the latter's appointment and when Brandeis retired in 1939, did not sign the customary dedicatory letter sent to Court members on their retirement.
On his first day as prime minister, David Cameron signed, as is customary, a so-called letter of last resort.
It is customary to use simpler letters, without many diacritics, in phonemic transcriptions.
To this end, the White House announced that the President would deliver a televised speech to a joint session of Congress, and, as is customary, the President sent a letter to the Speaker of the House, John Boehner, asking him to schedule the address for September 7th.
When writing business letters, it is customary to use a colon rather than a comma: "To Whom It May Concern: [body of letter]".
"The trustee has the duty to verify that significant payments made to noncustomers of MF Global Inc. on the eve of bankruptcy were made properly and in the normal course of business, and these letters are a customary step taken to fulfill that duty," said the spokesman, Kent Jarrell.
Having dispatched the letter, Duveen, with his customary optimism, prophesied to his associates that Rockefeller would eventually buy the busts at his price.
It was a nice gesture, much more convincing than the Weasel's customary sign-off, which graces this letter too: "Chase's goal is to provide the highest level of quality service".
A prototype of a vector is a directed line segment AB (see Figure 1) that can be thought to represent the displacement of a particle from its initial position A to a new position B. To distinguish vectors from scalars it is customary to denote vectors by boldface letters.
