Sentence examples for traditionally build from inspiring English sources

While Democrats traditionally build large campaign organizations with dozens, if not hundreds, of staffers who do the nitty-gritty work of voter contact, Republicans do things differently.

Blood lactate levels traditionally build as exercise intensity increases.

"DOTs are traditionally built around building and maintaining asphalt and concrete.

During most of the medieval period, Iberia was divided between Christian and Islamic kingdoms, neither of which traditionally built keeps, instead building watchtowers or mural towers.

Mr. Hall estimates green building increases a home's cost about 5percentt over a traditionally built house, though that percentage can rise, depending on materials.

Many almshouses occupy listed buildings, some of which date back hundreds of year; they were traditionally built in a row or around three sides of a courtyard or garden.

Barrows were traditionally built for the social elite.

They are traditionally built of logs, with caulking in between.

Adobe houses were traditionally built small and expanded as the family grew.

They are traditionally built, and that's not just Mr. McCall Smith's euphemism.

For the Nyoro, houses were traditionally built around a central courtyard.