Sentence examples for they were conventionally from inspiring English sources

They were conventionally smoked, then smoked again over apple wood.

Hall also promised British viewers the chance to see some programmes online before they were conventionally broadcast.

If they were conventionally attractive, let alone sexually active, they were at risk of being labeled a "slut".

Another fact often forgotten about all three plays is that they were conventionally structured in two or three acts.

They would be brought to methodological use for the purpose of falsifying theories and hypotheses 'individually and conclusively' only once they were conventionally and communally accepted by decision in order to stop infinite regress and further theoretical research.

They were kinda gay because Bush had taken up the mantle for "traditional marriage" to great effect, and also because they were effete, fruity, Birkenstock-wearing nerds, as they were conventionally described on talk radio.

It's not because they are conventionally attractive or tall or blond, it is that they have made some effort to present themselves.

And even when fashion editors find synonyms for "nude" they are conventionally honey, rose, blush, ivory, words commonly used to make an English rose complexion seem aspirational.

Symbols may be broadly classed as planimetric or hypsographic or may be grouped according to the colours in which they are conventionally printed.

Like most people in our society, they still think it is fine and socially acceptable for men to whistle at female strangers, especially if they are conventionally attractive and especially if their male friends are watching, condoning it.

They are conventionally defined as a fraction of crude oil that is insoluble in n-alkanes but soluble in toluene.