Sentence examples for the customarily from inspiring English sources
adverb
In the customary manner; as is custom
The customarily close relationship may be opaque but it is scarcely yielding results.
Activity was basically frozen through the winter, and the customarily busy spring season was slow.
Following the customarily brutal physical exchanges early, it was the Sharks who emerged on top.
His biggest disappointment was his failure to win a United States Open championship, his often erratic play proving costly on the customarily narrow fairways and high roughs.
He was probably gaining altitude in his private jet and heading home five hours before the customarily late sunset on the west coast of England.
And he speaks of her in a way that goes well beyond the customarily rhapsodic praise directors lavish on stars they have an investment in.
The chief justice customarily administers the oath of office to the president and vice-president at the time of their inauguration.
In The Gambia, customarily the father is responsible for virtually all household expenses while the mother attends to other needs.
In the colonies, Jonny Lee Miller plays the individual customarily called the most portrayed on screen ever as a recovering addict with more than a touch of Asperger's Syndrome.
The seller customarily pays the commission for the real estate agent, which is 3.5 to 5 percent, he said.
The seller customarily pays the broker fee, which is usually 1 to 3.3 percent of the sales price, Ms. Wijngaarden said.
