Sentence examples for almost traditional from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it is almost traditional.

Meme Girls is almost traditional cabaret.

In America and elsewhere it has become almost traditional for sales teams to take potential clients to strip clubs and the like.

"They say cut back, we say fight back," people chanted, as well as the now almost traditional calls of "Whose streets?

But, for the second year running, London's showcase West End shopping streets will not be hosting its almost traditional Very Important Pedestrian (VIP) day in the run up to Christmas, during which all motor vehicles would be banned.

As is almost traditional for the Wetherspoon founder, he took another swipe at the government's tax policies: The biggest dangers to the pub industry are the VAT disparity between supermarkets and pubs, combined with the continuing imposition of stealth taxes, such as the late-night levy and the increase in fruit and slot machine taxes.

This is almost tradition -- racist but traditional.

Most of these songs are brief and slight, with few drums and almost no traditional song structures.

Compared with her early work, Ms. Ullman's much-praised new novel, "By Blood," seems conspicuously, almost defiantly traditional.

This new show, by contrast, is almost safely traditional in its various media (even the sound is essentially classical).

But, certainly, in almost every traditional sector of the economy, including housing, retailing, road-haulage, railways, consumer products and manufacturing, there are hints of cooling.