Sentence examples for form a traditional from inspiring English sources

They form a traditional recreational area.

In other words, when graphed, the returns will form a traditional, bell-shaped curve.

Next, the provisional council would form a traditional administration and devise a plan for a political transition to take no more than two years.

The Taliban took responsibility for the attack late Friday in a text message sent to journalists, saying they had killed 10 village elders because they were trying to form a traditional local militia known as an arbiqui.

In this case of cooperation, multiple principals are equivalent to one principal and thus form a traditional single-principal agent problem.

Still, say Clarke and others, more must be done to prove the cells are eggs, such as examining their chromosomes and possibly fertilizing the egglike cells to form a traditional embryo.

Organiser John Wog told Guardian Australia this week: "We have formed a traditional welcoming committee for the arrival of the freedom flotilla and have written to the local government [and military commanders] … informing them that at the time the boats arrive we from the traditional community will meet them with traditional dances and wreaths of flowers.

Finally for category 3 resources (see above) students were provided a paper copy of those resources in the form of a traditional course pack.

Succor often comes in the form of a traditional breakfast of eggs and Irish bacon or black and white pudding ($6.25).

We talk about activity and events and sometimes they take the form of a traditional concert, but more often than not, they don't.

Private cloud can be considered as another form of a traditional server.