Sentence examples for usual ritual from inspiring English sources
It was the usual ritual, only this time it was in Wakefield, Mass., a suburb of Boston.
Apple says that this earpiece "pairs" with the iPhone automatically, sparing you the usual ritual of pressing buttons in a baffling sequence.
If an unbaptized infant dies, the body is buried immediately without the usual ritual observances ringing of the church bells, burning of incense, and reading and singing of prayers in the home, at the church, and at the graveside.
The players usually arrive about 1.30pm and, while I was being shown around, they were going through the usual ritual of walking out of the tunnel, headphones on, to look at the pitch and have a flick through the programme.
As Nadal goes through his usual ritual of arranging his water bottles, Federer could hardly look more relaxed, strolling around in his cashmere cardy with an air of nonchalance.
Not just the usual ritual of the airport style scanners, but a chaperone to accompany reporters from the front door to the press room.
THE usual rituals are practiced at Congregation Anshei Shalom, a small, red-brick building on a serene street in Jamaica Estates, Queens.
"Whoever fails to heed it or takes refuge in the usual rituals, will drive Europe against the wall," Gabriel said.
To present an opera about the Holocaust — as the composer Nicholas Maw has done, with "Sophie's Choice," which recently had its première in London — shuts down the usual rituals of escape.
This true-crime shocker led to a flurry of reports that recounted the usual rituals of official outrage and condemnation, and then it was back to politics and business as usual.
Even before his death he had been ensnared in a pathological gossip culture that chews up the private lives of celebrities, and Tuesday's news unleashed the usual rituals of media cannibalism.
