Sentence examples for that customarily from inspiring English sources

Just about any region that customarily eats chicken has a way to use up the skin.

It required only one of the periodic droughts that customarily afflict Russia to bring about a massive famine.

They play on unpredictable courses that customarily require more skill than common adventure-style miniature golf courses.

Ever wonder where countries that are not North Korea find people to participate in those song-and-dance spectacles that customarily herald the opening of athletic contests?

There is symmetry to these two shows because of their openness, the kind that customarily comes at the beginning and toward the end of long artistic careers.

But farmers with time for some bedtime reading may find economics text books, with a chapter on game theory, as gripping as the seed catalogues that customarily lull them to sleep.

The fruit, usually about the size of a grapefruit and seedless, consists of a starchy, pulpy white mass that is customarily cooked before eating.

A cavity in its belly, which has lost the mirror that would customarily seal it, presumably was filled with medicines, and so was its head.

Representative Marsha Blackburn, Republican of Tennessee, will manage the debate on the bill when it reaches the House floor, a role that would customarily go to the sponsor, Representative Trent Franks of Arizona.

"Most of these managers are happiest when they are left alone to run their businesses, and that is customarily just how we leave them," you recently wrote in the annual letter.

As early as 200 bc, envoys from Java to the Han-dynasty court of China brought cloves that were customarily held in the mouth to perfume the breath during audiences with the emperor.