During the brief proceeding, to formally outline charges for Mr. Williams and inform him of his constitutional protections, Mr. Williams was, as is customary, read his Miranda rights.
With a customary backward reading of the situation, she tweeted, "Free speech is an endangered species; those 'intolerants' hatin' & taking on Duck Dynasty patriarch for voicing personal opinion take on us all".
Its clergy has a long tradition of singing or reciting from the Book of Psalms each day, along with the customary daily reading of the Holy Office.
The summer began with the usual "beach read" lists, along with the customary beach-read backlash.
It is also customary to read and reflect on a specific Advent reading after lighting each candle.
Nor is literature a visual art, although it is customary to read works of literature from a printed page.
When he won the Nobel in 2003, he showed up at the ceremony but instead of giving the customary lecture read a story about Robinson Crusoe.
In the Middle Ages it was customary to read aloud at divine office and in the monastic refectory (dining hall) biographies of the principal saints on their feast days.
The pigs were not the first plagues we had endured at our getaway -- dwarfing the garden-variety vermin it's customary to read about this time of year: the house guest from hell, the contractor from mañana, the publicist from hubris.
One can't find too much fault with a writer who tells us that a Japanese description of American toilets c. 1851 includes the observation that "it is customary to read books in them," or who produces illuminations like this: "The collector thrives by turning chaos into order.
