Sentence examples for traditionally located in from inspiring English sources

"If you get rid of the weekend, then anything that's traditionally located in the weekend is going to suffer".

The "Parsifal" figure, on the other hand, evoked the mythical Temple of the Grail, "traditionally located in a wild section of the Pyrenees in northern Spain".

It sources its leather from tanneries traditionally located in the South of France and Italy.

As Nelson points out, most of the theorists that are traditionally located in the positive camp, such as Green or Bosanquet, do not distinguish between freedom as the absence of constraints and freedom as the doing or becoming of certain things.

Kannav Brahmins were traditionally located in and around Nasik, and they call themselves Prathamshakhis or followers of the first branch of the White Yajurved.

With all of the cleaning and recycling plants and the majority of consumers traditionally located in the eastern part of the country, development of consumers of recycled flake and down-line products, such as film and sheet, has been slow to develop in the West.

Boiler rooms have traditionally been located in the basements of buildings because that was where the coal was delivered.

The Premiership club have traditionally been located in the north west London area during its 147-year history, predominantly in Sudbury, and have spent the past 12 years paying rent to play at Wycombe Wanderers' Adams Park ground.

Given global warming, any future Winter Classics located in traditionally cold climes may end up being played in 70-degree conditions with melting ice and players skating in shorts.

The Texas governor visited the Grace Hill Neighborhood Health Center, located in a traditionally Democratic area of Missouri.

Thus, darker counties are located in both traditionally Democratic and Republican states.