Sentence examples for traditionally from from inspiring English sources

Most people who are strong leaders in fashion are traditionally from a sales or business background.

They exist to channel funds from savers to borrowers, traditionally from the household sector to companies.

The chairman and commissioners are traditionally from the business arena and are governed by rules that prevent any possible conflicts of interest, according to an agency spokeswoman.

Traditionally from wealthy, powerful families, a zaim presides over large patronage networks, is seen as the protector of his sectarian community and commands high levels of loyalty.

PAGE A10 INDIA'S MANGO SEASON Mango season in India lasts only about 100 days, traditionally from late March through June, is vulnerable to weather, and usually brings some sort of mango crisis, real or imagined.

When the club moved to Toyota Park in Cronulla in 2001, the Sharks name was supposed to entice rugby league fans in one of the whitest areas in Sydney to support a Greek-Australian soccer club traditionally from the inner western suburbs.

Migas or "crumbs" is a dish from the Alentejo region, traditionally made from leftover bread for breakfast.

Here in the UK, PB project funds have ranged from £500 to £2.5m, traditionally taken from small community grants pots.

WHO BUYS IN MAJORCA Buyers come from many countries, though traditionally buyers from Britain and Germany have predominated, agents said.

Castile soap is made from olive oil and traditionally comes from Castile, Spain.

The string pairs are traditionally tuned from low to high, ranging from G-D-A-E G-D-A-E G-D-A-E G-D-A-E