Sentence examples for customary ringing from inspiring English sources
And so it has come to this: Trading begins not with the customary ringing of the bell, but with the blast of a French horn.
Both proposals would either retain O ring seals, much like the ones that failed on the Challenger flight, or use somewhat different seals that would sit in the same grooves as the customary O rings.
It is customary to represent cycloalkane rings as polygons, with the understanding that each corner corresponds to a carbon atom to which is attached the requisite number of hydrogen atoms to bring its total number of bonds to four.
Sentiment and customary etiquette aside, engagement rings are property.
On Sundays during bullfighting season, which generally lasts from March to October, crowds still formed outside to watch the matadors leave for the ring in their customary black moccasins, pink stockings and suits of embroidered satin.
Upon arrival at the Vatican, the suit-clad star greeted the pope in Italian and kissed his ring, as is customary when meeting the leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
Mild weather is expected to linger in the United Kingdom and Western Europe until the second half of this week, when the more customary cool, damp weather returns to ring in March.
In this case it means titanium valves, a lightened crankshaft that uses tungsten counterweights, and low-friction pistons that utilise only two rings instead of the customary three for sealing.
