Sentence examples for ordinarily made of from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily made of ivory, with or without arms, it probably derived its name from the chariot (currus) in which a magistrate was conveyed to a place of judgment; it served early as a seat of judgment.

The justification for the elimination of proof of criminal intent in such cases is ordinarily made on the grounds of expediency.

Other malignant tumours that involve the stomach are ordinarily made up of lymphoid and connective tissue.

Prepayment is ordinarily made by means of postage stamps, franking machine impression, or printed indication of postage paid; payment is not usually required of the addressee.

These are ordinarily made from a particular form of silicon called polysilicon.

Microbes have been engineered to convert renewable substrates to a wide range of molecules that are ordinarily made from plant oils.

Most of his fishing trips originated from Boca del Asadero, an estuarial port five miles away, a commute he ordinarily made by bicycle over a laughably rocky road.

Locke did not speak of ad-arguments as fallacies that was left to others to do later but rather as kinds of arguments "that men, in their reasoning with others, do ordinarily make use of to prevail on their assent; or at least so to awe them as to silence their opposition".

I took pictures and smiled with complete strangers and it is safe to say that a sporting event like the World Cup allows us to take off the masks and layers that would ordinarily makes us cautious of strangers and allow "the core of our genuine selves" to be displayed in the forefront for all to see.

The two provisions would ordinarily make a takeover of Commonwealth quite difficult because it would take two years to replace a majority of the board's directors and force the redemption of the poison pill.

Hence, the clearance of DA from plasma is rapid, which would ordinarily make biomonitoring the plasma of exposed organisms difficult were it not for the sensitive detection method used.