In addition to meditating on a flame within his heart, as he customarily did, he imagined himself breathing in light and expelling fatigue.
They called him by his first name, Louie, and he smiled, as he removed his T-shirt to play, as he customarily did, bare from the waist up.
On that day, Fernando Antonio Nogueira Pessoa (1888-1935) took a sheet of paper, went to a tall chest of drawers in his room and began to write standing up, as he customarily did.
Dr. Sterrett found her in bed, where she customarily did her writing and directed the household.
Much of that is because of Newton's elusiveness, and the Giants will probably have to keep their middle linebacker on the field more than they customarily do.
As they customarily do before interviews, Mr. Clinton's aides rehearsed with him beforehand, reviewing possible questions and answers for an hour and a half.
Not surprisingly, the musicians produced as brilliant a sound for Mr. Gergiev as they customarily do for Mr. Levine, and they rose to the challenges posed by two big Russian works steeped in extra-musical associations.
"As one of my friends told me, 'I'll never forgive the N.F.L. and Scott Walker for killing my Super Bowl buzz.' " In this environment, scores of Packers fans did what they customarily do in good times and bad: They made a pilgrimage to Lambeau Field, home of their beloved Packers for the last 54 years.
The curators of these museum are often on shaky ground when they claim, as they customarily do, that the materials should stay where they are, to be pored over by scholars.As Sir Roy Strong, a former director of the Victoria and Albert Museum, noted in his diaries, this is the age of the "consumer museum".
As they customarily do, the Falcons relied heavily on their ground game, amassing 409 yards.
