Sentence examples for traditionally finished from inspiring English sources

West German schools traditionally finished at lunchtime, and provision for younger children was poor.

And the dashboard, traditionally finished in brushed aluminium, is here clad entirely in bull calfskin.

Those prim, shiny black-patent shoes, traditionally finished with grosgrain ribbon and worn to the opera and other after-five affairs, have been transformed into red-carpet walkers ornately decorated with embroidery, tassels, metal studs, glitter and prints.

It is meant to be a time of fasting, reflection and prayer, with Muslims traditionally finishing each day of abstinence with a night of family feasts and visits.

The concert at the Musikverein hall finished more traditionally with Johann Strauss Jr.'s "Blue Danube" waltz, his father's clap-along "Radetzky March" and a three-minute standing ovation.

Genome finishing traditionally relies on cosmid libraries or overlapping restriction maps of BACs to build larger meta-contigs.

To make it worth his while, he is merging the commodity business of unfinished cloth with the traditionally separate enterprise of producing finished goods (apparel and home furnishings).

The Catalans, who finished seventh last season, have traditionally been strong at home and they have taken steps to ensure they are better prepared for their trips to England.

Herman Miller and Steelcase Inc., traditionally the companies that have sold to the largest clients, finished the quarter that ended Aug. 30 with sales declines; Herman Miller was down 6.5percentt, and Steelcase by 7.2percentt, both in contrast to the year-earlier period.

In addition, Vick finished third in the voting for the Heisman Trophy, traditionally given to the best college football player in the country.

As middlemen, they traditionally bought and sold raw materials, financed building projects and sold finished goods around the world, earning fat commissions.