Sentence examples similar to customary mistake from inspiring English sources
In the '60s, the Negroni's lighter little sister, the Sbagliato, was born here when a barman accidentally substituted spumante for the customary gin (hence the "mistake" of the name).
Although she performs with her customary grayety and dimpled charm, there is no mistaking the effort every dimple cost her.
Soon, Ioane and his cousin Epafara Moananu, also a lineman, were comfortable enough to wear wraparounds, a customary garment for Samoan men that teammates often mistook for supersize towels.
Many fruits and vegetables are mistaken for one another because of their customary roles in cuisine.
For the day, Roberts lost some of his customary equanimity as he brooded about making such a public mistake.
In fact, Sunday's celebrating had begun minutes before, with the game still in progress, with North Carolina vainly scrambling around the court, as if trying to correct some stupid mistake, as if it still weren't too late to retrieve customary victory.
Industry specialists say, and the insurers themselves acknowledge, that mistakes are made — like using the wrong ZIP code to calculate the reasonable and customary charges, or describing a claim as out of network when it was actually provided by someone under contract to the insurer.
In fact, since CEOs of founder-led companies have never undergone the rigorous vetting that's customary in CEO succession events, the board might have such an assessment conducted even if there has been no mistake.
(Commercial yeasts are customary).
