Sentence examples for long traditional from inspiring English sources

She was wearing a long traditional dress, and she was moving slowly, with the help of a walking stick.

There is also a long traditional lunch counter in the front, and tables and chairs in the back.

"God is great, we are being shelled," an anchorwoman, wearing a long, traditional embroidered dress, said on the satellite station.

Badral wore jeans and a sweater; Munkhbayar was dressed in a long, traditional deel robe and a fur hat with a small metal falcon perched on top.

She would walk in wearing the long traditional dresses she put on for school, then walk out wearing something less traditional: clothes that one might wear to work the streets.

"It was long traditional for the men to dress up as women; people came from as far away from Uruguay and Argentina to see the spectacle, and that just reinforced the image," he said.

To mark the 101st anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, the City Room comment stalwart known as Lifeboat No. 6 has bestowed upon us a mini-epic: a long, traditional-form haiku of 20 stanzas, each representing one of the lost liner's 20 lifeboats.

In 1850, at the age of 18, Manet began a rigorous, six-year-long traditional training in the Paris studio of Thomas Couture, a dedicated admirer of Venetian painting.

These differences have been previously observed in these communities; Para-Mallam (2012) observed that 'Religion (Islam) and age-long traditional prejudices are responsible for (Hausa-Fulani) women's subjugation.

EPSRC's cuts can also be partly attributed to its stopping, on 31 January 2011, the funding of Ph.D. students through the long-traditional method of including them in research project proposals.

The couple enjoys long walks, traditional Tagalog cooking, and setting overturned cars on fire.