Sentence examples for has traditionally worn from inspiring English sources

Shiny, cheap clothing is how lower middle-class India has traditionally worn, literally, its aspirations on its sleeve, or its sari aanchal.

Founded in 1902 as Madrid Football Club, the team has traditionally worn a white home kit since.

Nuns, too, have traditionally worn black, and the L.B.D. can inversely be read as sober and modest.

Eaters of ortolan have traditionally worn a hood over their faces when they eat the bird, as to consume it was considered offensive to God.

The sisters were resplendent in black skirts and shawls turned to the bright red side -- the same clothes the sisters have traditionally worn at their own funerals -- and jewelry.

We've all heard how dressing down is going to kill the makers of suits, ties and other garb men have traditionally worn to the office.

Finer-grained particles are also harder to block with the simple surgical masks that many people in Asian cities have traditionally worn as protection against air pollution.

Although Hindu women have traditionally worn saris, the shalwar kameez and Western attire is gaining acceptance among younger women.

The Gaddi people have traditionally worn white embroidered caps and loose-fitting white woolen garments known as a chola, tied around the waist with a black wool rope.

England's Oldham Athletic, who had traditionally worn blue and white, spent two seasons playing in red and white shirts borrowed from a local rugby league club, and Scotland's Clyde wore khaki.

Players have traditionally worn shirts promoting the work of the anti-discrimination group, but Roberts has told BBC Sport he will not wear one.