Sentence examples for traditionally built from inspiring English sources

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.

Italy's trading strength was traditionally built on textiles, food products, and manufactured goods.

The French have traditionally built their counter-terrorism strategy on intelligence and uncompromising law-enforcement.

As Anglian Water admits, water companies have traditionally built their way out of problems.

KB Homes has traditionally built houses for first-time and trade-up buyers.

THE biggest boat in Kyrenia's beautiful harbour is the Louis Marie (see picture), a traditionally built wooden schooner.

Over 60 per cent of repair jobs done on houses built pre-1920 are carried out by workmen who do not have the right skills or materials to work on traditionally-built homes – which is why there's now an urgent need to pass heritage building crafts on to future generations, or else risk millions of homes falling into disrepair.