Sentence examples for special customs from inspiring English sources

They provide massages before takeoff, whisk passengers through special customs lanes and drive them in a private limousine right to the plane.

There was even a special customs regime tailored to firms trading with Russia, allowing them to bring in goods from outside the European Union and re-export them to Russia with a minimum of formalities.

Religion under the Achaemenids was in the hands of the Magi, whom the Greek historian Herodotus describes as a Median tribe with special customs, such as exposing the dead, fighting evil animals, and interpreting dreams.

The European Union now has 29 free trade or special customs agreements, 22 of which it negotiated in the past decade, and is in the process of negotiating with 12 more countries.

This April's trade figures appeared even weaker when economists looked closer and found that the export growth had been largely propelled by growth in exports to Hong Kong, up 57 percent, and to special customs zones in China for export later, up even faster.

According to an affidavit later filed in a civil case, Donald A. Daufenbach, a special customs agent, asked an employee at the art gallery, the Framework Gallery in Orem, Utah, how the icons on display had been taken out of Russia.

We have been working with Enrico Neri and his team at Vegan Soln's for about six months now, building a special custom version of Eldy for our customers.

With that in mind, here is my special custom-made guide to surviving the Abbott years for you to print out and keep in your wallet until 2016.

SHOUTS AND MURMURS about removing bags and other windblown garbage from New York City trees with a special, custom-made snagger, which writer's friend Tim built using aluminum tubes bought from Space Surplus Metals on Church Street, and a device which fit into the narrower tubeNa configuration of short, bendable steel rods soldered to a piece of brass pipe.

The New Yorker, May 23 , 1994P. 102 SHOUTS AND MURMURS about removing bags and other windblown garbage from New York City trees with a special, custom-made snagger, which writer's friend Tim built using aluminum tubes bought from Space Surplus Metals on Church Street, and a device which fit into the narrower tubeNa configuration of short, bendable steel rods soldered to a piece of brass pipe.

These aren't special, custom-made boats.