It is normally customary to get a hardcover Bible.
"Because we had taken a number of decisions to soften the impact of our operational action and not conduct our usual early-morning arrest operation – that would be normally be customary, normal practice – we were not able to trace Green, so we sought Mr Cameron's help," Quick said.
Boras said he told Phillips then that he wanted "no amenities beyond the normal and customary contract".
Other expenses whose disallowance were upheld included dry cleaning bills ("no evidence that dry cleaning is a normal or customary expense in the business of sports writing," the judge wrote) and the taking of the standard mileage deduction on rental cars.
It's a scandal that Republicans in the House keep blocking an extension of normal and customary unemployment benefits for the long-term unemployed.
You'll pay when they won't: the banks will refuse to pay "normal and customary" closing costs, including some attorney fees for preparing deeds, water rights or other documents you need.
I just assumed that was normal and customary procedure...That they only notify you if something is wrong".
This method was probably normal and customary back in the day when credit cards were not yet invented.
It would be unconventional (unusual, idiosyncratic, even unprecedented) for people who say "Some athletes smoke" to conversationally implicate that some physically fit people will develop bladder cancer, but conventional (customary, normal, standard practice) for them to implicate that not all athletes smoke.
At around 10pm, as was customary on normal drinking evenings, I scanned the channels in search of one of those murder mysteries that are punctuated by commercials for river cruises, stairlifts and donkey sanctuaries.
Much of Foliot's objections to Becket's excommunication stemmed from the lack of warning that Foliot and the others had received, contrary to the customary and normal procedures.
