Sentence examples for to be customary from inspiring English sources

It used to be customary, in a book of this magnitude, to explain unanswered questions and tie up loose ends.

I've had wine and even some bourbon, but while it used to be customary for me to down at least two alcoholic beverages on six out of seven nights, I'll now frequently go four to five days without a drop.

Supreme Court arguments are starting to resemble Supreme Court confirmation hearings (which it used to be customary to hold for nominees way back in the days before, well, 2016).

He had a lunch date, & there in front of the door, at noon, a lady who looked like a literary agent or a writer for a supermarket magazine were saying goodbye to her gentleman friend, kissing him harder than used to be customary in daylight.

He had a lunch date, & there in front of the door, at noon, a lady who looked like a literary agent or a writer for a supermarket magazine were saying goodbye to her gentleman friend, kissing him harder than used to be customary in daylight... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Andy Borowitz By Jia Tolentino.

They specified exactly what uniform was to be worn and even added, as seems to be customary on such occasions, "No garters.' Filtering through the usual channels, these orders reached not only the men at Harvard but the Waves at Radcliffe.

It would be customary to say that the five hours flew by.

Where gratuities are not added on, 5 to 10percentt is customary.

The panels read from the "right-most side"—right to left as is customary in Japanese written language.

However, Vitamin D doses used were quite low compared to what is customary in hemodialysis patients (data not shown).

While discussing magnetic connectivity to Earth, it is customary to consider longitudinal connectivity.