Sentence examples for example of the customary from inspiring English sources

Her eviction in 2005 from a Eurostar train following a quarrel over a ticket upgrade, for instance, appears a particularly low-wattage example of the customary friction between celebrities and service-industry jobsworths.

Some of the camera's quirks are useful; for example, after the customary 10-second beeping in self-timer mode, the camera takes three photos, one second apart, just the way Uncle Joe probably would when shooting the posed family.

For example, the customary laws that prevail in the local courts of rural areas define a bride as the property of her husband and his family after marriage [ 14].

There are not, for example, the customary video monitors and television screens echoing, flattening and subverting what occurs onstage.

Thomasius was the first to set the example—soon followed by all the universities of Germany—of lecturing in the vernacular instead of the customary Latin; this was a declaration of war against Scholasticism.

Mr. Berlusconi has also thought of the customary group photo.

Each of the types may be produced in any of the customary metals or plastics.

We see the female without some of the customary attributes of femininity.

Holding the primaries on a Thursday instead of the customary Tuesday does not help.

The ruling class still fears the overturning of the customary order.

The motion tracker is now oval-shaped instead of the customary Halo circle.