Sentence examples for in customarily from inspiring English sources

In customarily tea-sipping Asia, coffee-drinking is catching on.

For one thing, he is trailing Mr. Bush, although by small margins, in most polls, including those in customarily Democratic states like Washington and West Virginia.

From the start, Viktor plays a game of bureaucratic cat-and-mouse with the sad by-the-book Customs and Border Protection official, Frank Dixon Stanley Tucciin in customarily excellent unsympathetic form), who's hoping after 17 years' dedicated service to become overall boss of airport security.

As expectant shuffling subsides, the curtain not so much opens as falls to reveal the Queen in customarily striking guise: a golden skull mask and cloak, looming through the smoke like one of Tolkein's feared riders – a glowering glam Nazgûl holds court, slowly scanning for her quarry.

That is, until Frank Sands, in customarily comic fashion, shot her a wink from across the room.

Daniels – or Lance Reddick if we are to accept reality – puts in his customarily commanding presence as Phillip Broyles, the FBI agent in charge of the X Files-type unit in this series from the Lost creator JJ Abrams.

The literary world in its customarily sluggish fashion was slow to respond to the impact of Margaret Thatcher on the social fabric of this country.

The largest collapse was the Larsen B Ice Shelf — once the size of Connecticut — which in March , 2002 shattered into millions of pieces after several summers of unusually high air temperatures in the customarily frigid Weddell Sea.

Referring to "modern mobsters" in their customarily loopy show notes, the Dsquared designers Dan and Dean Caten jolted both the crowd and their label awake early Tuesday morning with a show that took place against a jazz club backdrop.

But in his customarily sober language, Mr. Greenspan, who has long argued that the market is often a more effective regulator than the government, has now adopted a more expansive view of the proper role of the state.

But Labour's Neil Findlay added another dimension in a customarily caustic aside.