Sentence examples for played traditionally from inspiring English sources

The quartet will present the New York premiere of TOD MACHOVER's " but not simpler," which alternates movements played traditionally with electronically generated interludes.

Softball, a variant of baseball played traditionally by women with a larger ball on a smaller field, came into being in the late 19th century.

Coleman taught himself how to play violin and trumpet, adding new colors to his improvisational palette — while he did not play traditionally, he coaxed sounds out of those instruments that were wholly his own and beautifully inimitable.

Although they started off playing traditionally structured folk-rock, Father Yod soon goaded the band into focusing on what he called spontaneous music — a kind of improvised psychedelia distinguished by wantonly atonal bursts and groove-oriented jams.

Despite our 2012 Olympic summer, a report from Sport England found that the number of adults playing traditionally popular sports such as football, rugby and squash has fallen in the past year.

There is some incongruity here: Wilson famously spoke out against black actors playing traditionally white parts in a controversial 1996 speech and later defended his position in a debate at Town Hall with Mr. Brustein.

The success of the national women's soccer team in the 1999 World Cup suggested to broadcasters and sponsors that there was an audience to watch women play traditionally male sports.

As the Israeli historian Anita Shapira has noted, Meir was (and remains) the exception, not the rule; she continued to play traditionally female roles and moved in an overwhelmingly male milieu that she did little to remold.

If your fingers start getting tired go back to playing traditionally.

"When I played rugby, traditionally there used to be a choice of three colours for shorts - black, white, and navy blue.

Eric Volta played his traditionally slow and sensual deep house at the No. 19 stage, before passing the decks to the always-entertaining Green Velvet.