Sentence examples for the customs are from inspiring English sources
In "An Italian Education" (1996), he writes with unsparing candor about raising his children near Verona, where the customs are so different from his native England's — from people's views on money to the ways they relate to gynecologists and their in-laws.
Sure enough, Charlotte's curiosity gets the better of her, and she finds herself catapulted through time to early 21st-century London, where the customs are strange but the furniture curiously familiar, as it is all from Ikea, as if I should have heard of such a land.
Marta: I've been living here only three months, so I'm not sure what the customs are here, really.
Be aware of the people you are eating with, and what the customs are.
But most of the customs were the same, except maybe for one small detail.
He understood the language well enough, but the customs were surpassing strange.
The customs was profitable because the port was often visited by merchant ships.
All the bishops swore, with the reservation that the customs were not in conflict with canon law.
Mountain men and trappers who adopted the customs were also considered amoral, and often identified by their long hair.
In the increasingly polarised political climate in the Netherlands, the custom was a tinderbox waiting for a match.
