Sentence examples for are traditionally around from inspiring English sources

Since wholesale book prices are traditionally around fifty per cent off the cover price, and these books are now marked down sixty per cent or more, Amazon and Wal-Mart are surely losing money every time they sell one of the discounted titles.

"DOTs are traditionally built around building and maintaining asphalt and concrete.

Notorius for being sullen commuters who avoid eye contact with one another, Londoners have had mixed reactions to the berried plants, which are traditionally hung up around the festive season for people to kiss under.

It's a similar process to how TV pilots are traditionally launched, except that this time around, its Amazon customers who are helping to make the final call.

Mayors are traditionally inaugurated on or around January 2. The city has tended to elect Democratic mayors since the late 1920s because of the local unions' support for Democratic candidates for office.

Of the many tribes in the area, the three largest tribes in and around Balaka are traditionally matrilineal: Yao, Ngoni, and Lomwe.

For instance, in parts of Mexico, corn tortillas are traditionally grilled until just charred around the edges, then served hot with the meal.

That is how such cases are traditionally decided, in this country and around the world, based on common sense, Edwin S. Kneedler, the deputy United States solicitor general, said this morning in a hearing on a lawsuit filed by Elian's relatives in Miami, who seek an asylum hearing by the Immigration and Naturalization Service for the boy.

Although the circuits around the Kaaba are traditionally done on the ground level, tawaf is now also performed on the first floor and roof of the mosque because of the large crowd.

Three explanations are traditionally given.

The Kyrgz are traditionally pastoralist.