Sentence examples for customary round from inspiring English sources
She is a Muslim, and has been brought up to follow the customary round of charitable practices, including visits to hospitals and children's homes and careful donations to the poor; but in Najwa's household only the servants actually pray.
Next one is turned into the legside, and gets the customary round of applause from traditionalists who like to see a conservative shot after a six.
[H]owever, the audience was riveted as Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, the guest speaker at the $175-a-plate dinner, stood on the podium and began the customary round of recognition of candidates and incumbents in the room.
In bypassing the customary first round for contesting the agency's charges -- an arbitration hearing overseen by the American Arbitration Association -- Gaines hopes to have her case heard by what her lawyer, Cameron Myler, characterized as a more independent body.
Later came the now-customary Professional Kitchen round, where the celebrities visit a real restaurant and put sauce on things for an hour.
If as was customary Frank carried only five rounds, then he only fired three shots.
But Basilio, displaying his customary grit, pressed forward in the 15th round, punching away steadily.
So Ferrer's opponent in the next round will not be the customary roadblocks — Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer or Andy Murray — but 10th-seeded Nicolás Almagro of Spain, who advanced when Janko Tipsarevic of Serbia retired trailing, 2-6, 1-5.
It is customary in the National Hockey League for a first-round draft choice to appear in at least one preseason game, even though the prospect has no chance to make the opening-night roster.
As was customary, I used the advert break to sling round to the gallery, and make recommendations.
"I don't understand why there is a group situation [rather than a straight knockout competition]." BWF officials introduced a preliminary pool round for London 2012, against the customary knockout stages from the beginning in previous Games.
