What was shown was fuzzy and greatly magnified, and unexplainedly blurred in the central area: where my right hand contacted his chest -- one hand, not two, which I assume chokers customarily use.
aDifferent CAM disciplines customarily use different terms to refer to people seeking their services, i.e. chiropractors and acupuncturists more commonly refer to "patients", whereas massage therapists refer to "clients".
I customarily equate second labels, which vintners sometimes call second wines, with restaurants' carafe wines.
When I asked him what the new owner, Robert A. Cohen, of R. A. Cohen & Associates, was like, he shrugged and said, "He's a real-estate guy," in the tone that New Yorkers customarily use to mean that asking for further details would be naïve.
On passing downs, the Giants, who had the second-worst defense in the N.F.L. last season, customarily use three pass-rushing lineman.
It's been putting out long, straight, sturdy seedless cucumbers all summer and I've been inspired to go beyond the Greek salads and Balkan cucumber and yogurt soups that I customarily enjoy throughout the season.
Studies customarily use GDP growth, inflation and exchange rates as proxies for the macro-economy.
Immunologists customarily use the 640 nm wavelength to excite and detect red fluorophores, such as allophycocyanin (APC) and APCCy7.
Throughout this paper, we will customarily use the cyclic sum symbols as follows: ∑ f ( a ) = f ( a ) + f ( b ) + f ( c ). and ∑ f ( b, c ) = f ( a, b ) + f ( b, c ) + f ( c, a ).
Article 24 of the proclamation states that 'as of the effective date of this proclamation, nomadic people shall have possessory rights over the lands they customarily use for grazing or other purposes related to agriculture'.
