Sentence examples for have a customary from inspiring English sources

It's like, 'I will feel for these characters if I have a customary, expected reaction, but if I'm not getting it, then it's a problem with that.' We all have to feed dominant society to make it feel better". .

The couple can also have a customary "buste" at the reception.

By R. S. Ogden and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, November 16, 1940 P. 11 Final definition of the outlander, as set down in the house rules of a Boston club: "Strangers" are persons not having a customary place of business or residence or study in the city of Boston or within twenty miles therefrom".

In general, the RMSD of any system, within 1 Å (10−10), can be regarded as stable, and the deviation was found to occur within a range of 0.15 0.25 nm (10−9) for the proposed model and suggested that the system was having a customary behavior in explicit condition under the effect of force field.

Indeed, some cycling advocates say that as riders in their communities have become a customary sight, civility by motorists has improved.

Famous people have protégés, a customary part of the multiply responsive public reception.

As small-animal cameras have become commonly available, preclinical imaging has become a customary step before performing first-in-man studies.

The Fifth Symphony has a non-customary structure, comprising two movements instead of the common three or four.

It is customary to have a lady walk through a door first.

The Globetrotters, playing without their customary tricks, have a record of 16-3 against colleges over the last two years, including an 83-64 victoverover Purdue on Tuesday.

In a Tanzanian project described by Martina Locher of the University of Zurich, "local people who refer to customary law have a very low level of knowledge [and cannot] defend their land rights".