Sentence examples for which is customarily from inspiring English sources

The form Giorgione (or Zorzon), which is customarily used today, first appears in the 1528 inventory of the Grimani Collection.

Perhaps it's disorienting for the actors, professionals all, to play the New Theater, which is customarily reserved for student productions.

He sleeps on the bus, and he doesn't drink; his main indulgence is coffee, which is customarily prepared by Ben Sesar, his drummer.

Mr. Ban was followed by Dilma Rousseff, the president of Brazil, which is customarily the first state to address the hall.

The oath, which is customarily given by an athlete from the host country, will be said by Jim Shea Jr., a skeleton competitor and a third-generation Olympic competitor.

From there they migrated to Dundee, which is customarily regarded as McGonagall's home town, along with other Caledonian comic characters, such as Oor Wullie, The Broons and Desperate Dan.

There are many alternative forms of communication which are customarily used for the same purposes.

The Act also sets ceilings for specific types of benefits: KRW30,000 (approximately $25) for meals and drinks, KRW50,000 (approximately $41) for presents, and KRW100,000 (approximately $82) for congratulatory or condolence payments which are customarily given at festive occasions and funerals.

Indeed some of the better drafted statutes were quite precisely limited to the trouble area revealed by Klauder: short-term receivables of the type which were customarily the subject of non-notification financing.

A lady complained that boys' furnishings, which were customarily on the fifth floor had been replaced by the Fair Approached a counter of Italian ties and salesman said: "You want a Nicky Chini-designed tie?" Watched a glass blower.

In 6 cases (16.1 %), there was overuse of herbal medicines, usually navaratna sancho and zandubalm, which are customarily inhaled or administered via the nasal mucosa for treatment of headache in Nepal.