Sentence examples for has customarily done from inspiring English sources

Bonhams, as it has customarily done, is holding an auction in conjunction with the event.

The leaders of the Big Four have customarily come from the auditing side.

"And even though I wasn't, I said, 'Just let the round mature, just keep hanging in there and keep plugging along and I could have a pretty good round today.' " That is the way things have customarily been done at St. Andrews.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Giants General Manager Jerry Reese has customarily waited until the team's bye week to speak with reporters, a policy that went unchallenged for years because the team typically did not start seasons with mortifying losing streaks.

Democratic unity behind the McCain-Feingold measure is essential for its chances because the bill has customarily drawn mostly Democratic support.

The explanation for Shakespeare's popularity worldwide has customarily been made in terms of his universality, but there are limits.

ThT fluorescence has customarily been used to characterize amyloid fibril formation of proteins.

In mouse and human H2A.Z-1 has customarily been considered H2A.Z, while H2A.Z-2 was previously known as H2A.V/F.

Staff deployment on DS has customarily been determined by resource allocation and 'average' patient turnover retrieved from historic data.

On the other hand, the statistical significance of motifs has been calculated as it is customarily done [ 6, 7].

The inspector general, Kenneth Mead, wrote in a letter to the F.A.A. on Monday that the system, called the Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System, or Stars, had not undergone the independent testing customarily done before it is installed as operational.