Sentence examples for customary speaking from inspiring English sources

And at the Democratic National Convention here this week, he's been booted from the vice presidential nominee's customary speaking slot on Wednesday, when Bill Clinton will be the headliner instead.

It is customary, when speaking of medical research, to focus on the one big breakthrough — Pasteurs vaccines, Listers antisepsis, Flemings penicillin.

It is then customary to speak of promoter action.

So it has become customary to speak of "tuning a hall".

It quickly became customary to speak of simony as a heresy, and some reformers saw its influence as especially pernicious.

Though all Middle Indo-Aryan languages are included under the name Prākrit, it is customary to speak of the Prākrits as excluding Apabhraṃśa.

Although it is customary to speak of Arabian medicine in describing this period, not all of the physicians were Arabs or natives of Arabia.

Thus, it is customary to speak of the identity, and the inverse of an element.

It's customary to speak of the New Golden Age of Television as a function of quality drama.

By the 18th century, it was customary to speak of the "twelve justices" of the three courts, not distinguishing them, and assize cases were shared equally between them.

Aristotle tells us that "he was the first to use unseemly shouting and abusive language in the public assembly; and while it was customary to speak politely, he addressed the assembly with his cloak lifted up".