Sentence examples for customary suspects from inspiring English sources
The government of Andhra Pradesh, of which Hyderabad is the capital, leapt to blame the customary suspects: "terrorist organisations based in Bangladesh and Pakistan".It may be right.
Archaeologists there discovered a pair of 700-year-old remains that had been stabbed through the heart with iron rods -- a Bulgarian burial customary for suspected vampires in the 14th century.
"I'll chop your head off" was one of his customary threats to anyone he suspected of betraying the party.The Stasi tentacles extended into West Germany, where Mr Mielke had informants in many government ministries, among opposition groups, in NATO, American military bases, even in the churches.
When a central mechanism is suspected, it is customary to perform bone marrow aspiration.
Friday's announcement — waiving customary privacy protection rules for criminal suspects — brings the number of people charged as a result of the football corruption probe so far to 85.
They called themselves "administrations" and provided some services, like resolving property disputes or trying theft suspects in courts based on Islamic and customary Somali law.
The source who gave us the recordings told us that Virgen de la Asunción was sometimes guarded by just one person at night, and that the girls' customary dorm area had a side door that he suspected the maras might have used to take girls out for the night.
It is customary to administer amphotericin B for critically ill patients suspected of having candidemia.
The [Georgia Bureau of Investigation] is investigating the shooting, as is customary when officers are involved in wounding or killing a suspect.
Rather than requiring authorities prove a suspect antique is indeed illegal, as is now customary, sellers would need to document their ivory's provenance.
The suspects did not enter pleas during the arraignment; that is customary in hearings when a grand jury has not yet returned an indictment, especially in potential death-penalty cases.
