Sentence examples for is customarily a from inspiring English sources

Communion, received in the pews, is customarily a monthly observance.

After all, the idea of having two forehands sounds like a goal worth pursuing, considering that the forehand is customarily a player's most forceful shot.

The protests would coincide with the holiday celebrating the 40th anniversary of Egypt's 1973 war on Israel, an occasion that is customarily a day of tributes to the military.

Still, the seniors have been seething for months, since a letter went home in February from the principal, Mr. Klemme, and the PTA president, Michelle Lichtenberg, upending their prom plans without any of the student feedback that is customarily a part of decision-making here.

WHAT compels actors whose work is customarily an ensemble or collective activity to venture out onto an empty stage and face an audience quite alone, and often with material personal and personally devised?

"This Hindu family relationship was customarily a special one," Dutta and Robinson write, in which "convention permitted an intimacy not allowed between other in-laws, with an element of danger".

A compartmental model based on these assumptions is customarily called a SIR or SIRS model.

The unseeded Thiago Alves of Brazil, who lost in the final qualifying round, takes Kiefer's slot, gaining entry into the main draw, making him what is customarily called a lucky loser.

The buyer's Realtor is customarily paid a percentage of the total commission paid by the seller at closing, which amounts to about half, or 2.5% to 3.5% while the seller's Realtor receives the other half of the commission.

Such a substance is customarily represented by a chemical formula that describes the simplest ratio of the number of atoms of the constituent elements, i.e., an empirical formula.

The I.M.F.'s executive board is officially responsible for choosing a new managing director, but the European ministers' choice is a clear indicator of who will get the job because it is customarily held by a European, while an American usually heads the World Bank.