Sentence examples similar to is traditionally grounded from inspiring English sources

South Carolina is traditionally the killing ground.

Mark Cappuccio, writer for Screen Trade magazine, said: "January is traditionally a dumping ground for bad films because nobody goes to the cinema and it's a cheap time to release productions they can't get out.

There is traditionally no middle ground in the hockey rivalries, no nicey-nicey era of good feeling like the Subway Series of 2000, when Yankees fans patted Mets fans on the head and said they had a nice little team.

The cemetery in Rome is traditionally the only, burying ground in the city available to those neither Catholic nor Jew.

Meat pies, sausage rolls and pints at half-time: it's fair to say the average football league ground is, traditionally, not a bastion of the healthy lifestyle – not for the fans anyway.

This stew is traditionally made with spinach and ground melon seed, but here I've used seasonal chard and more readily available sunflower seeds.

Ground truth is traditionally hard to come by since it can only generated by painstaking hand painting of missing patches.

The ground powder is traditionally applied with a fine goose quill to a metal surface (in watches, that usually means gold or copper) and fired at a temperature sufficiently high to melt it into a smooth surface.

Portland cement is traditionally used as a binder in ground improvement projects on soft soil foundations.

Wunderle and the American team are in fifth place entering the shorter distance shooting rounds, in which the United States is traditionally strong, today at the Parade Grounds, at 242nd Street on the west side of Van Cortlandt Park.

It is traditionally the 'Rangers end' of the ground and the team normally chooses to attack that end in the second half of matches.