Sentence examples for customary list from inspiring English sources

Looking back on his Tonys victory for "Jerusalem," Mr. Rylance said he felt a pang of regret for choosing showmanship over a more customary list of thank-yous.

Looking back on his Tony victory for "Jerusalem," Mr. Rylance said he felt a pang of regret for choosing showmanship over a more customary list of thank-yous.

Down the right side of the page was the customary list of the actors playing them  — well, playing us — starting with Tom Hanks, cast in his Broadway debut as McAlary, the subject of the late Nora Ephron's new play, "Lucky Guy".

In the chronology that is appended to each of the nine volumes of the Library of America's edition of Roth's collected fiction, which began publication in 2005, the customary list of books and prizes is expanded and given emotional color by the frequent mention of friends Roth has made over the years.

Coombs has not divulged a customary list of witnesses, but Benkler could be the last called by the defense.

These principles are harder to convey than the customary lists of errors that get recycled from one traditional style guide to the next.

In light of public opinion research, the monarch and the Council of Ministers decided to replace the speech from the throne's customary listing of policies (from each ministry in turn) with a more coherent text that grouped policy statements and their rationales and presented the information in a style that targeted a broad audience.

It has become customary for bands to list their influences on their web pages, but the New England folk trio The Low Anthem do things a little differently.

When shopping online, it is customary for jewelers to list the "approximate" gram weight of an item, since chains can vary slightly from item to item.

In addition, the customary Greenaway preoccupation with lists and numbers dominates and mischievously derails the main plot on numerous occasions to humorous, satirical and poignant effect.

Moorish Note: A sign in English inside the Cathedral of Seville lists the customary regulations having to do with seemly dress, and then says, "Persons failing to obey these codas will be driven from the cathedral".