Sentence examples for customary point from inspiring English sources

Richards directed the attack from his customary point position, and his shot from the blue line rebounded to Ryan Callahan for the Rangers' first goal at 6 24.

The theater, once a museum, and its exterior, a nature center overlooking the expanse of Long Island Sound, is a godsend for a company with a customary point of view -- and now, a priceless view.

While the diplomatic agenda ranged over the customary points of mutual European and international interest, including the single currency and Iraq, the lunchtime menu, the furniture, the art to be hung on the walls, even the rugs and flower arrangements, were being given the full promotional spin by the Number 10 spokesman.

He presented Bohr's defence of the principle of complementarity as based on the conviction that every experience must necessarily make its appearance within the frame of our customary points of view, which is currently that of classical physics.

The customary pointing to the skies (even when playing in a dome) lets the Lord know what is happening and that it is appreciated.

It is customary to point out that Citizens United also frees labor unions to make unlimited expenditures.

According to a SAC wing commander, Rhodes continues, "SAC airborne-alert bombers deliberately flew past their customary turnaround points toward the Soviet Union….

It is customary at this point to state that there is nothing illegal in any of this.

It is customary at this point to tut-tut about the ways that American culture ­forces its leading lights to work on execrable junk to remain solvent.

Steve promised that 4.2 would hit sometime in November — but as is customary at this point, it just went live a bit early for developers.

He made stops and starts, skated sprints and took his customary shots from the point.