Sentence examples for it becomes customary from inspiring English sources

There are eight dancers, though usually fewer are onstage at any one time; it becomes customary to see several things going on simultaneously.

Indeed, it is precisely for this reason that the existence of real relations in God is affirmed at the Council of Rheims in 1148, and that shortly thereafter it becomes customary to say that the denial of this entails a form of heresy known as Sabellianism (Cf., e.g., Aquinas, Summa Theologiae I, q. 28, a. 1 and De potentia q. 8, a.1).

In the medieval period it became customary to eat assorted fruits on the holiday.

It became customary on the Continent by the Carolingian period (8th 9th century ad).

It became customary for dignitaries to bring animals for Tito's burgeoning personal zoo.

Purportedly already the natural leader, it became customary for the group to get together for Hollande's birthday.

His Pastoral Care, written after he became bishop of Rome in 590, was so influential that it became customary to present it to new bishops upon their ordination.

The quartermaster or ship's boy turned the glass when the sand ran through, and it became customary for him to strike the bell as he did so.

St. George's chapel ranks next to Westminster Abbey as a royal mausoleum, and it became customary for royal funerals to take place there.

It became customary for bereaved relatives – if they wished – to join the crowds in Bassett after receiving the bodies of their loved ones in a chapel at Lyneham.

For seeds or nuts containing a higher oil content than soybeans it became customary to press the material in screw presses to remove a large proportion of the oil before extraction.