Sentence examples for so customary from inspiring English sources

So far, so customary.

Repeats are now so customary on the schedule that some thought has been given to ways to jazz them up.

And by academics: Translators "seem to be a familiar part of the natural landscape, so customary and commonplace that we run the risk of becoming invisible.

"A work charged with meaning that must be grasped in its totality and is far removed from the sensationalism so customary today," Mr. Fischer-Dieskau calls Mr. Reimann's "Lear" in an introductory note.

The "Hollywood star making" meme and rituals are so customary in our culture that celebrities are forced to play that wearying traditional fame game.

Thus, the term 'chromosomal passenger' is a misnomer, but its use has become so customary in the literature that we refrain from proposing an alternative here.

It is a relief to the tired brain, not to be forced to read lettering on all the fixtures, as has been so universally customary in this country.

The scheme didn't work entirely, so with customary French obliquity ("I promise you zees, but I don't give you zees, I give you zat"), Parmentier planted a field of potatoes near Paris and surrounded it with strategic ditches and guards, thereby stirring the curiosity of the Parisians.

They never warned me that I was setting myself up for failure as NYU kept encouraging me to take out massive loans to finish my education, insisting that doing so was "customary" despite my misgivings.

It's not for lack of effort by would-be reformers who would prefer the U.S. leave the so-called customary system of measurement and go metric.

So is the customary swing through radio station studios in the biggest markets.