All the benches are taken.

Tom got up from the bench.

The benches broken by the vandals were already replaced.

A peculiar practice

The park benches were all occupied.

It's an old custom.

The custom originated in China.

This custom is peculiar to Japan.

This custom became extinct a long time ago.

The custom comes from China.

That's an old German custom.

That's an old American custom.

That's an old Russian custom.

That's an old Japanese custom.

That's an old Canadian custom.

This is an ancient Chinese custom.

This is an old Canadian custom.

I like this custom.

This custom should be done away with.

This custom is still observed today.

Is it a general custom in your country?

This custom dates back to the 12th century.

This custom dates from ancient times.

This custom is dying out nowadays.

The custom was handed down from generation to generation.

This custom dates from the Edo period.

You are already on the lookout for a park bench, a dog, and boys and girls playing football.

That means any custom can be abolished.

This custom is still observed today.

This practice is a traditional one, and is called baadal.

The practice still prevails locally in parts of Japan.

This custom was recently introduced in our everyday life.

A sad cast iron owl sits on the back of a bench by the entrance to the N. K. Krupskaya Regional Children's Library.

The French way, of parents deciding a daughter's fate, was not accepted, and was even condemned.

Happy hour sunset cocktails with or without alcohol are a very nice habit to acquire.

We don t need such a low and despicable local custom and culture!

If the custom is so vulgar and harms people s lives, the government should intervene.

And he told me, after a long silence, I wonder, Mathieu, if people won't be more fascinated by your benches than by my videos.

The practice is said to date back to the 16th century, and the introduction of firearms to Japan by Europeans.

However, in rural areas and some parts of urban centers, it still prevails.

The English way, of giving a girl perfect freedom, was also rejected, and would have been impossible in Russian Society.

The Russian way, of employing a professional match maker, was considered monstrous, and was laughed at by everybody, including the Princess herself.

Organizations, such as UNICEF or Callescuela, blamed the death on the unshakable tradition of criadazgo.

In Russia, it is customary to remove your shoes when entering a home. Guests will be typically offered slippers.

People looked behind the benches in the park, searched the roundabout in the center between the roots of the trees, and even approached newcomers to get books firsthand.