Sentence examples for traditionally dating back from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, dating back to the 1960s, skinheads have been identified by their short or closely-shaved hair.
The worship of Janus traditionally dated back to Romulus and a period even before the actual founding of the city of Rome.
Biomarker discovery has traditionally played an important role in medicine, dating back to medieval times when urine was used to diagnose the health of people based on markers such as colour, smell and taste.
Government representatives have traditionally attended the Mass in keeping with practices dating back to Ottoman rule in Palestine.
"Traditionally the better Treasury secretaries have come from Wall Street, dating back to Alexander Hamilton," said Bruce Bartlett, a deputy assistant secretary for economic policy under the first President Bush.
Google has traditionally used sweet treats for the names of its major Android releases, dating back to Android 1.5, aka "Cupcake".
Originating in the Durban Indian community with its roots dating back to the original migrant workers - this dish is traditionally quite spicy and is definitely best eaten with your hands!
Members of this traditionally African American community have used an easement to access the cemetery, which contains 30 graves dating back to Emancipation.
Of course cinema is informed by gender constructs dating back to fairytales via the seven basic plots, stories that rely on princesses rescued and villains vanquished, roles traditionally filled by generic "handsome prince" types.
The sediments are Late Holocene, dating back toc.
Known traditionally as the Old Red Sandstone, these rocks date back to the Ludlow Epoch in southern Norway, mixed with those of the Pridoli Epoch and early Devonian times in northern England, and early Devonian age in southeastern Ireland and Poland.
