Sentence examples for real customs from inspiring English sources

By the middle of the 17th century, these taxes had become real customs tariffs.

In Paris he began a career as a petty official, eventually (in 1871) becoming a tax collector in the Paris toll office; from this post came the name by which he was well known in later years, le Douanier ("the Customs Officer"), in spite of the fact that the toll office had no real customs functions.

So they might find satisfaction in the many pleasures of Mr. Offerman's real custom-furniture wood shop here in the Glassell Park neighborhood: the scent of fresh sawdust and perspiration; the huge slabs of walnut and oak stacked against the wall; and the sight of the bluejeaned Mr. Offerman, shaggier and more handsome than his television character, drizzling hot sauce on a bicep-size burrito.

We offer real, custom apps, but without coding.

Although the figures Fréger photographs are drawn from real Japanese custom, he refers to "YOKAINOSHIMA" (meaning "island of the Yokai") as an invention, a place inhabited by monsters "that does not exist beyond the photographer's imagination".

The words in the song: "Talkin' to Huddie Ledbetter/Showin' pictures on the wall" appear to be based on Morrison's real life custom of carrying around a poster of Lead Belly and hanging it on the wall wherever he lived.

The embedded Linux system is built with a real-time custom kernel, so that the electronic components of the other boards are driven in a deterministic way.

The platform is based on FPGA technology which is used to create real-time custom neuroprocessors with floating point accuracy and a novel hybrid time-event driven architecture for synaptic integration.

He said the Conservatives wanted to stop spending money on the creation of a national identity card, for example, and use that money to build a "real border and customs police where we actually track who leaves the LONDON 00000930 002 OF 002 country".

To oceanography buffs, the real bathysphere, a custom-built steel ball with reinforced portholes, is the Apollo 11 of deep-sea exploration.

And as is his custom, Real coach José Mourinho praised the good in his team and ignored the bad in Pepe, who was sent off, and in Marcelo and Lassana Diarra, who might well have been.