Sentence examples for normally customers from inspiring English sources

Normally, customers call the oil company for repairs to their home heating systems at this time of year.

Normally customers have a limit of 250 gigabytes of data a month, after which they may face warnings or have their service cut off.

Normally, customers have six years from a sale to complain or, if later, three years from when they became aware (or ought to have become aware) that they had cause for complaint.

"Normally, customers who want to leave a mobile phone contract early are obliged to pay part or all of the outstanding contract costs before they are allowed to switch.

Normally, customers won't tolerate large cash positions held indefinitely; they are not paying the manager to sit on his hands.

Normally, customers can personalize items online and see what they look like before ordering.

While the attack prevented people from accessing the website, airport officials told the Japan Times that only the customer-facing side of the site was affected - flights continued to operate normally and customers' personal information was not at risk.

American visitors, normally big customers at some Paris department stores, stayed away.

RESTAURANTS with big investments in wine do not normally encourage customers to carry in their own.

Last week it introduced its first internet-only offer by scrapping for net users a £150 booking fee it would normally charge customers taking out its tracker mortgage.

Take Classic Journeys, an upscale travel company based in La Jolla, Calif., that normally puts customers up in luxury hotels like the Jasper Park Lodge, a Fairmont resort in the Canadian Rockies.