Sentence examples for is customarily given from inspiring English sources

It is customarily given by the monarch to his or her eldest daughter.

It's that kind of intelligence that forms the basis of the president's daily intelligence briefing and that is customarily given to senior policymakers and Cabinet officials.

The oath, which is customarily given by an athlete from the host country, will be said by Jim Shea Jr., a skeleton competitor and a third-generation Olympic competitor.

This was controversial as the nomination is customarily given to the runner-up in the most recent election.

Since 1968, the year after Sargent's death, the Proms have begun on a Friday evening rather than as previously a Saturday, and in memory of Sargent's choral work, a large-scale choral piece is customarily given.

Dr. Wilcox said the anthrax vaccine was customarily given in two or three shots a couple of weeks apart.

The Act also sets ceilings for specific types of benefits: KRW30,000 (approximately $25) for meals and drinks, KRW50,000 (approximately $41) for presents, and KRW100,000 (approximately $82) for congratulatory or condolence payments which are customarily given at festive occasions and funerals.

It would be inaccurate to call this clear spirit undrinkable; up until the nineteen-seventies, distillery workers were customarily given drams of clear spirit before, after, and sometimes during their shifts.

They are the only American breed of chicken known to have been developed by a woman, despite the fact that women were customarily given charge of the household poultry flock throughout much of U.S. history.

Although there are no walls in the malocas, the space is customarily divided according to social distinctions, giving a specific place to each family and sometimes even to each of its members.

Like the risk ratio, the same variance formula is customarily used for null hypothesis testing and for confidence interval computation, as given in the last row of Table 3.