He also had percussionists play lines that were traditionally for melodic instruments, and vice versa.
Hands buried under fabric are traditionally for wizards, or ladies in opera gloves.
Parents dress their children traditionally for Catholic events such as baptisms and first communions, too.
"It's traditionally for 18- to 22-year-olds who want a bachelor's degree in arts or in science.
His agency insures home loans, traditionally for the same low-income minority borrowers Mr. Bush wanted to help.
RIGHT HAND Traditionally (for right-handers, at least), the right hand holds the baton and keeps the beat.
Ceremonial funerals are traditionally for those of the royal family who hold high military rank, the consort of the sovereign or the heir to the throne.
The palkars, or silk-thread people, were an elite caste known traditionally for producing the finest materials for India's maharajas and nawabs.
Its language is co-opted for conflicts in which no physical danger is ever likely to arise, and, routinely and traditionally, for the travails of love.
Traditionally, for a murder conviction, the prosecution needs to prove that the principal defendant intended to kill or commit serious injury.
"Traditionally, for Italians, selling a property was a sign of financial weakness," said Rupert Fawcett, head of the Italian Department at the real estate research company Knight Frank.
