Sentence examples similar to yet customarily from inspiring English sources

The gong is there yet and is customarily sounded at a quarter to midnight as a warning that closing time is imminent; the customers grab their ears when it goes off.

Yet the UPS strikers have encountered little of the odium Americans customarily reserve for well-paid workers who take to the picket line.

Yet, even after the Bhopal disaster, the report stated, Carbide was "customarily" requiring workers to use their "sense of smell" to determine leaks of phosgene, "an extremely deadly gas," and failed to record dozens of accidents in 1983 through 1985.

Yet there would be significant ramifications here should countries which have customarily been in the top five of the world rankings in the professional era, and very often in the leading three, lose their lustre.

Periodic encounters with Bennett customarily begin with: "Hello - have you made it out of the Normans yet?" On no account to be confused with an inside bucket.

Nicks hasn't yet published her verses, but given the emotional angst, philosophical profundity and lunar weird she customarily packs into a couplet, how could Nicks's George RR Martin-inspoems poems not be superb?

Yet, overweight actors in the movie "Shallow Hal" -- those who do not fall into the category customarily thought of as West Coast perfect -- watched as Gwyneth Paltrow eased her slender frame into a director's chair on the set of "Live With Regis and Kelly" on Tuesday and spoke about the despair of being morbidly obese.

These articles have not yet undergone the rigorous in-house editing or fact-checking and styling process to which most Britannica articles are customarily subjected.

He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.

It is a customarily brilliant show.

The group customarily splits the check.