Sentence examples for a traditional use from inspiring English sources

A traditional use for dissolved water glass is as a preservative for eggs.

The Democrats may be planning a traditional use of television advertising, but their Republican counterparts are approaching the contest differently.

He showed me a traditional use for zucchini: combining it with thinned ricotta to make a creamy sauce that is somehow meager and luxurious at the same time.

Outside ethics watchdogs say the "Make America Great Again" coins shouldn't be distributed to military personnel — a traditional use of presidential challenge coins — since the military is supposed to be walled off from politics.

Some of these domain-name extensions have become more like commodities, traded between investors, rather than having a traditional use.

These data are consonant with reports on a traditional use, mainly in Central American and European Countries, of P. vulgaris preparations as "antidiabetic" remedies.

The contractarian tradition, with its emphasis on fully rational agents and bargaining, represents a more traditional use of game theory.

Kratom is a plant with a well-established traditional use in South Asia to enhance work abilities as well as support traditional medicine and culture, even if officially banned.

Built entirely of stone, the innovative structure was a departure from the traditional use of mud bricks along with stone.

Ginger has a long history of traditional use.

Note a few traditional uses.