Sentence examples for customary mode from inspiring English sources

She has returned to her customary mode of aggressive silence.

It was in these years his customary mode.

As for Irina Dvorovenko, that's her customary mode.

Last of the new releases is Go With Me (Metrodome, 15), an entirely heat-free backwoods revenge tale that gives us Anthony Hopkins in lumberjack gear, enlisted by Julia Stiles to protect her from Ray Liotta in his customary mode of menace.

As he zipped across a large swath of Ohio this weekend, partly by coach bus, occasionally by the black S.U.V. that is the more customary mode of transport for Congressional leaders these days, Mr. Boehner made a succinct and forceful pitch for Republican candidates and for their view of America.

"In our programme, we encourage people not to leave our culture behind," says 'Ouliwou' producer Yhoen, 17. "Our language and our customary mode of dress are disappearing little by little," he adds.

Alternating between two of his customary modes, creepy and creepy-pathetic, Mr. Lucas plays Marc Stevens, a lounge singer living out of his van who undergoes the sort of abuse often rained on little women with big lungs.

The "Siegfried Idyll," a birthday present for his wife Cosima that was first played on Christmas in 1870, is Wagner at his simplest and sweetest, not customary modes for him.

This allows us to use the word 'Seine' as if it were a singular term in accordance with the customary modes of speech.

For the next couple of days, Nixon mostly secluded himself — already his customary crisis mode — and prepared.

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