Sentence examples for like traditionally from inspiring English sources

And the food is not neo-anything, but traditional Greek fare — moussaka, pastitsio, souvlaki, grilled meats and fish and the like — traditionally prepared.

You have two choices: dip the seeds in something they don't like (traditionally this is paraffin, but that's questionable in organic terms).

"Yvon's answer was if we have to be in business using an evil product like traditionally grown cotton, we don't deserve to be in business," he said.

You can skip to the end of the Campaign mode if you like Traditionally video games only allow you to unlock new missions as you complete previous ones.

How does he get fucking parts?' 'Well, he's not, like, traditionally handsome, but . .

If you look at the pieces that Cage conducted of his own music they're really traditional looking, that is to say they look like traditionally scored music.

"A metrosexual," I explained, "is a guy who likes traditionally female activities: facials, manicures, shopping".

I don't want my daughter to think there's anything wrong with liking traditionally feminine things, and my daughter does, indeed, love ballet, tiaras and dressing up.

They assume that he is effeminate and likes traditionally "girly" things.

Occupational noise exposure and effects on hearing are well described in industrial-like, traditionally male-dominated settings.

A frame for a wickiup, a tepee-like structure traditionally clad in fresh pine boughs, makes a fine garden folly.