Sentence examples for traditional circle from inspiring English sources
"It's very hard living here," said Peter Oganesean, a bartender at Citi, a club where patrons may be techno-dancing one minute and joining hands for a traditional circle dance the next.
BERLIN — Six men whirled faster and faster in the center of the nightclub, arms slung over one another's shoulders, performing a traditional circle dance popular in Turkey and the Middle East.
Taking advantage of Mega's (Tamura et al. 2011; Tamura et al. 2007) great tree visualization capacities including subtree flipping and swapping (to rotate branches), rooting tool, clock calibration, and different ways to visualize trees (topology only, traditional, circle, etc)., we emphasized two features of the tree that help to correct these misconceptions.
In a square in Edinburgh a, group of Catalans performed the sardana, a traditional circle dance.
Doing so means they have to rethink the traditional "circle of learning" and the teaching practices that come with it.
Assuring the longevity of Los Angeles' institutions requires going beyond the traditional circle of donors who have largely been tapped out.
Most of them were young people who had not been politically active, and did not belong to the traditional circles of the political opposition.
As we collectively strive to reach the next two billion unbanked people, we need to try to leverage traditional circles of trust.
SOME of his principal aides come from outside the traditional circles of wealth and power here, like Oronto Douglas, a leading environmentalist and former lawyer for Ken Saro-Wiwa, the Niger Delta activist whose execution by the military government in 1995 led to international protests and diplomatic isolation.
Two elliptic working electrodes substituted the traditional circled and centered working electrodes in the monosensing mode.
Outsider Art was born in London, at least officially, in 1972 when the critic Roger Cardinal characterized the movement labeled by French artist Jean Dubuffet as art brut: art generated "outside" traditional circles, often by self-trained artists and sculptors snubbed and snickered at by uptown galleries and museums.
