Sentence examples for are traditionally large from inspiring English sources

Funerals in Yemen are traditionally large affairs.

Brünnhildes are traditionally large women, with tremendously loud voices, and used to sport chain mail and a winged helmet, though increasingly these are being replaced by more feminine attire.

They are traditionally large in scale and flexible in structure.

The country of residence would reinforce this association, since families in Eastern countries are traditionally larger and the number of children at home could decrease the availability of food [ 10].

He told associates that Arab armies were traditionally large to keep angry young men off the street and under the supervision of the government.

The imperial hsi (called pao beginning in the T'ang period, ad 618 907) was traditionally large and square, made of jade or ivory.

In Sri Lanka and the Theravada countries of Southeast Asia, parittas are traditionally chanted during large public rituals designed to avert collective, public danger.

After all, some very delicious sausages are traditionally made with large helpings of vegetables in them – a particularly delicious way of getting some of your five a day, some might think… .

Freshmen are traditionally taught in such large lecture courses, an efficient way to impart information.

Small businesses are traditionally less active than large companies in innovative activity, in the production of internal resources and in the access to external ones.

Mites, a ubiquitous and megadiverse group of chelicerates, are traditionally classified into two large assemblages: Acariformes (= Actinotrichida) and Parasitiformes (= Anactinotrichida), as reviewed by [ 1] and references therein.