Sentence examples for would customarily from inspiring English sources

"That's not how I would customarily have used the term," Mr. Egol said, supporting the S.E.C.'s argument.

"The defense got far more than they would customarily get in this type of thing," Professor Bacigal said.

Even the young lovers, who would customarily serve as symbols of hope by living to see another day, are incinerated in a truck fire.

A cavity in its belly, which has lost the mirror that would customarily seal it, presumably was filled with medicines, and so was its head.

Representative Marsha Blackburn, Republican of Tennessee, will manage the debate on the bill when it reaches the House floor, a role that would customarily go to the sponsor, Representative Trent Franks of Arizona.

Mr. Alfonso would customarily spend $800 on ice and diesel, but he had spent only half that, because he was unsure what the return on his investment would be.

The department's 2012 construction season customarily would begin in March, but it has essentially started already, Mr. Powers said last week, because the mayor demanded that his department more than double its work rate to meet the program's timetable.

Or would the respect customarily due to the office be extended to the office-holder, even one who has bragged, lied, insulted, and abused his way to the highest position in the nation?

Many political strategists, Democrats and Republicans alike, say that reliance on unadjusted population figures favors Republicans in the drawing of Congressional districts, since, they say, adjustment through statistical sampling would add to customarily Democratic neighborhoods most of those who have been uncounted.

And while most Americans who favor keeping marriage as it has customarily been would prefer no legal recognition of same-sex unions at either the federal or the state level, we believe that they can live with federal civil unions — provided that no religious groups are forced to accept them as marriages.

Customarily, an auditor would be hired to revalue the franchise to determine the basis for negotiations over a price.