Sentence examples for is traditionally over from inspiring English sources

The hair and makeup at the Grammy Awards is traditionally over the top, to put it mildly.

In spite of private sector appearance, since China's industry is traditionally over-influenced by the government intention in a state-owned system, the government finds it difficult to give up any of its authority to control other institutions, even the market.

Building energy regulations are traditionally over-simplistic during the assessment of the energy performance of complex building constructions.

For Estonian women, it can be argued that they are more likely to meet ethnic minority men when they work in blue-collar occupations because ethnic minorities are traditionally over-represented in these occupations.

Much of the region is traditionally given over to cattle ranching and grain production; it was in this rural setting that Miguel de Cervantes's Don Quixote tilted at the tall windmills that still dot the landscape in several places.

Gumbo is traditionally served over rice.

The holiday, which is traditionally celebrated over four days, is meant to honor the sun god.

Lamb is the meaty heart of Tayyab's biryani, cooked in a karahi, a deep circular cooking pot that is traditionally sat over coals.

Adobo is traditionally served over steamed rice.

The firm is "way behind on growth [as an allocation of our third fund]," Andreessen said at the time, "and that's after being way ahead on growth in 2010 and 2011, because so many investors have come in crossed over into late stage and a lot of hedge funds have crossed over, which is traditionally a sign of hot times, hot money".

After ICU discharge, patient care was traditionally handed over to the general ward or the general practitioner.