Sentence examples for customary to make from inspiring English sources
WHEN a politician anywhere in America wants to build a stadium, it is customary to make a pilgrimage here to Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
At the time of Blockburger, it was not customary to make the whole legislative history connected with particular statutes in adjudication part of the conventional apparatus of an opinion.
Although it is customary to make jokes about the stewards having had too much port with their lunch, they are in practice treated with the kind of unquestioning deference that was accorded to landowners in the Middle Ages.
The Frisian dialects of the Netherlands province of Friesland are, with three exceptions, relatively uniform, though it is customary to make a distinction between Wouden Frisian in the east, Klei Frisian in the west (the variety on which standard Frisian is largely based), and Southwest Corner Frisian in the southwest.
England to win but the Aussies will not be a pushover On Ashes Eve it is customary to make a few predictions, if only in the hope that five Tests is long enough for everyone to have forgotten by the end how wrong they were.
It is customary to make three bound copies of your thesis: one for yourself, one for your advisor, and one to be kept in your department's library.
At the time, it was customary not to make an official announcement of Cabinet appointments until the new President formally submitted the names to the Senate on the afternoon of Inauguration Day, March 4; however, The New York Times obtained the list of Wilson's appointees a day early.
Her husband waited the customary three months to make sure there was no baby.
It was customary for him to make drafts of his speeches and addresses beforehand.
Colonel Ryder said it was customary for them to make suggestions on one another's drafts.
The airports were open, as they were throughout Sunday, and airlines labored to resume their customary schedules and to make up for droves of flights canceled during the height of the storm.
