Whereas customarily, the amateur runner might data-log her every run for friends and followers to enjoy, now we get every run – sorry, training session – plus the feelings that went with it, and what it means in terms of the countdown to the race.
Customarily, a design argument might be advanced alongside an argument from religious experience, and the other arguments to be considered below.
Though his suit and overcoat were often threadbare, he took pains to keep them looking as spruce as possible, while his shirts — usually white, with long collar tabs — were always immaculate, no matter how frayed they might be, and even the cap he customarily wore had a neat and jaunty air about it.
Though his suit and overcoat were often threadbare, he took pains to keep them looking as spruce as possible, while his shirts—usually white, with long collar tabs were always immaculate, no matter how frayed they might be, and even the cap he customarily wore had a neat and jaunty air about it.
Holes were customarily drilled in the back so the mask might be hung or possibly worn.
Customarily, only one or two of the retailers might change in a given year.
The catfish, advertised as fried, lost any crisp crust it might have had under a tidal wave of maque choux, which customarily is a relatively dry dish of fresh-cut corn, tomato, peppers, caramelized onion and hot spices, but here was a gravy.
The men in the audience might be titillated by the first three acts of these operas – customarily devoted to the woman behaving badly – but could take their wives and daughters, safe in the knowledge that a stern moral lesson would be administered via the gruesome death of the heroine in the finale.
Manchester City vs. Manchester United The Premier League starts officially next weekend, but the curtain-raiser at Wembley Stadium in London might be a more competitive match than the annual charity fund-raiser customarily provides.
The vow was carefully crafted to resemble the sorts of muscular pronouncements that customarily accompany Republican stump speeches, but, if you were listening closely, you might have noticed that Rand Paul promised not to defeat the enemy but only to defend America from it — a less ambitious goal, perhaps, and one that might not require war.
