Sentence examples for traditionally arranged from inspiring English sources

In 1941 he hurriedly left home to avoid a traditionally arranged marriage; instead, he began to study law at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg.

He has a website, where he gives further details :...Both of Joshua's parents are of the Sarpo-Krahn tribe in Kabedeh District, Sinoe County, South-Eastern Liberia Joshua's birth was traditionally arranged to replace his father as the priest to his Krahn tribe.

Primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors in an IOT in its original form are traditionally arranged in the aforementioned order.

When it is said in chapter one (as traditionally arranged and on one translation) of the Daodejing that "The Way that can be spoken of is not the constant Way," or in chapter two that the "sages abide in nonaction and practice the teaching that is without words," one is finding something different from the usual in Western texts infused with ideals of discursive rationality and argumentation.

In this rural setting, although cultural attitudes and practices are inevitably mixed and in a process of continuous change, marriage is traditionally arranged between families.

Hence, it would be relatively more distressing if the female patient's behavior remained disruptive, especially as this would curtail her chances of marriage in a culture where traditionally arranged marriage is the order of the day.

The majority of my tracks involve synthetic sounds, which I approach in the way you'd traditionally arrange a song, arrange strings and play bass, I build the parts as you would traditionally".

The liturgy has traditionally been arranged in an annual cycle that is a reenactment of the saving events of the life, death, Resurrection, and glorification of Jesus Christ.

His small autumn-winter menu is arranged traditionally, with a short list of specials and prices attached.

Traditionally the apples are arranged upright in concentric circles, but, pretty as this looks, it means that only a small section of each piece of fruit is caramelised.

Juice extraction is made traditionally by roll mills arranged in four to seven sets or, more recently, by diffusers.