Sentence examples similar to usual custom for from inspiring English sources

He hid from reporters on his plane, and even dodged his usual custom of giving a reporter a birthday hug.

In Mr. Cheney's case, the team followed its usual custom of listening to rock music on the radio.

3 For no one of them had any share in his power, and if he had been able to brook a rival, the world would not have been convulsed by war.4 4 The rest took his side rather after the usual custom of the multitude than from p449 deliberate choice, each man following his neighbour, as if he were wiser than himself.

I was, after the usual custom, about to go out and check the vines for overnight frost, when the Abbot made a special announcement.

Mr. Haass's statement departed from the usual custom in the politics of Northern Ireland of avoiding assigning responsibility for breakdowns in peace negotiations to one side or the other.

That's a reversal of the usual custom in Philadelphia.

We follow the usual custom in logic of treating this as a predicate of sentences.

For instance, when one partner is self-employed, in many contexts it is usual custom to attribute the property to the other partner, in order to avoid the repossession of goods by the authority in case of a failure of the activity.

(Hydrogen atoms connected to the benzene ring are shown for completeness in the above structural formulas. The more usual custom, which will be followed hereafter, omits them).

Or should we follow our usual custom?

When it comes to ice cream, the usual custom is "two tries then buy".