Sentence examples for that the customary from inspiring English sources

He said that the customary security around match officials in Argentina was absent.

The war in Afghanistan scrambles the familiar categories so thoroughly that the customary rubrics for making judgments don't fit.

There's a growing feeling in the classical business that the customary way of presenting music must evolve if new devotees are to join the ranks.

It is telling that the customary "Who are you wearing?" asked on red carpets all year round is rarely extended to the men in attendance.

He was overawed by the holiness the otherness of his God and must have thought that the customary gifts of meat, grain, and flattery were unseemly or, at the least, irrelevant.

From the beginning of the campaign, the Liberal Democrats warned that regional variations and the peculiarities of the first-past-the-post electoral system, meant that the customary obsession with national swings had become irrelevant.

Furthermore, an activation energy of the proton conduction under anhydrous condition was 0.52 0.63 eV, one order higher than that of the customary humidified perfluorinated membranes.

They compulsively try to seduce every man in charge, because that's the customary path to control.

Herb Perone, a spokesman at Finra, said that following the customary practice of presidential appointees, Ms. Schapiro would not comment about the case while her confirmation proceedings were pending.

In that event, the customary response air strikes against military objectives would always be available; they might even win wider support than in the past, given that he would be even more unambiguously seen as the reason for them.

(That's the customary moment for controversial pardons, like the one Bill Clinton gave Marc Rich, the fugitive financier — who, as it happens, was once a legal client of Scooter Libby's).