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The old man took his customary place at the head of the table.

I mean, what is the customary way of taking a wife in your land?

She had the customary education for girls of her class.

It is customary for the family to lead the services themselves.

I told her yes, and she did not say any of the customary nice things.

If so, Washington would be expected to pay its customary 25 percent of the cost.

It is customary on days like this to call such lost children men.

My head was not the customary size just at that time.

The customary response time, less than 10 minutes, went beyond half an hour.

Because of the large house, the professor put on his customary show.

The president also named a person, as is customary, who had not run a major energy company.

"Perhaps because it is the customary thing for a man of your age to do," she said.

But for the more customary crisis book, the market does not look that good right now.

In those days it was customary to be married at such a young age.

In families, it is customary to spend these days with either side of the family.

As was customary for that time her education went only until the primary school.

When he talked into the phone again it was with his customary decision.

And he assigned far more work than had been customary.

Over the years, these payments have become customary in the business.

Her story, she said, reflected the customary way things were done here.

But in the next life, as is customary among us Christians.

We are not even creative in the customary sense of the word.

It is not customary to find them on the forest floor.

It is, I think, much larger than would be considered customary.