Sentence examples for traditionally created from inspiring English sources
This summer, I bought a retablo, a votive painting traditionally created in gratitude for some miracle and often depicting an act of rescue.
Sustainability has traditionally created aesthetic challenges, leading to products made in regrettable shades of oatmeal, but designers at this year's fair positively embraced those hurdles.
Of course, some cyclists have traditionally created their own form of pollution in recent years — illegal blood doping, or rocket fuel in their systems.
Successful writers of popular romance have traditionally created in their books glamorous and exciting dream worlds they never inhabited in reality.
A base load is traditionally created by running plants 24/7 to generate the required energy.
But even for these widget ad-providers, the future business model isnt certainas is the environment that Facebook traditionally created.
These new collaborative processes even have a name—"folksonomies"—to distinguish them from the top-down "taxonomies" that human editors traditionally create.For example, during the terrorist attacks on London's Underground last year, quite a few people in the wrecked trains took haunting photos with their mobile phones.
Refineries traditionally create products by a relatively simple distillation process.
"Traditionally creating books is really hard, but we think we've changed all that with iBooks Author," said Roger Rosner, Apple's VP of Productivity Applications.
But where Memoir prompts you to ask friends to share, Seahorse has you more traditionally creating collaborative albums that you invite others to join, which puts it also up against other collaborative photo album builders, like Cluster, for example.
"Wireless networks have traditionally been created top-down," explains Mr Lissoos.
