Sentence examples for traditional staple from inspiring English sources

Atlantic herring and its smaller relative, the Baltic herring, are traditional staple foods.

Plantains are the Nyakyusa's traditional staple food, augmented with corn (maize), millet, beans, and some milk.

New light industries later offset declining employment in the traditional staple industries.

J. Crew still relies on the traditional staple, the paper catalog — now called the Style Guide — to reach customers.

The removal of fertilizer subsidies reversed that trend; in the north, cassava, the traditional staple, is regaining importance.

Scaring kids into submission by threatening that the bogey-man will get them while they sleep is a traditional staple of caricature-parenting.

The bakery's more traditional staples, including lemon popovers, are back by the counter.

Lisbon's culinary scene is witnessing a remarkable evolution, with a handful of chefs concocting new takes on bacalhau and other traditional staples.

The Bribrí are agriculturists, growing traditional staples such as corn (maize), beans, and sweet manioc (yuca), planted with the digging stick.

Alongside traditional staples such as arachnophobia and fear of flying (aviophobia), can be found koumpounophobia, a button anxiety said to affect one in 75,000 people.

Arborea, a duo from Maine, treated its own songs and traditional staples — "Careless Love," "Black Is the Color" — as meditations, with whispery vocals and hints of Eastern modality.