Sentence examples for are traditionally small from inspiring English sources

My family and friends make me laugh, as do animals that are traditionally small made huge.

But the studio's resurgence does not bode well for Italian productions, which are traditionally small and risk being pushed off their turf.

There's some interesting work being done with micro-3D printers, which are traditionally smaller, more affordable and accessible.

Remember that corn tortillas are traditionally smaller than flour tortillas.

Chalk it up to the season — the July show, one of three every year, is traditionally smaller than those held in May and September — and the sputtering economy.

Most studies on polymer tribology are traditionally performed on small-scale test specimens.

Tribological properties of polymer materials are traditionally tested on small-scale test rigs because of cost-efficiency and flexibility.

Most dishes can be had with chicken, beef, lamb or "mutton" (goat, really), but meats are traditionally used in small portions, serving as a flavoring for the sauces they enrich.

On railways there are traditionally expansion joints, using small gaps in the rail.

Specifically, Mallon says there are traditionally two ways that small business owners go about selling their businness.

The increase in popularity of hookahs has created a market for simpler heating sources for the pipes, which are traditionally heated by placing small chunks of hot charcoal near gooey tobacco.