Sentence examples for traditionally made of from inspiring English sources

It was traditionally made of heavy cream-coloured wool decorated with brightly coloured stripes or embroidery.

These bars were traditionally made of wrought iron, but chains made of steel have gained favour in recent years.

While the staff of the crosse was traditionally made of wood, usually hickory, contemporary crosses are often metal.

In Cambodia, country homes are traditionally made of wood, shaded by peaked roofs, and raised on columns.

Shawarma, the Middle Eastern version of the gyro, is traditionally made of marinated lamb slowly roasted on a spit.

By some accounts, horseshoes are good-luck tokens because they are traditionally made of iron, a material with many practical uses.

Traditionally made out of wood, shafts nowadays are made of strong metal alloys and have varying weights and strength.

"A lot of things we did in studio were traditionally made out of granite," Lundgren says.

Berets are traditionally made out of wool felt but any thick felt should work for this project.

In these models, the third variable, the birth cohort, is traditionally made up of a set of individuals sharing common experience so that the cohort effect is presumed to reflect all the events that affect all the individuals of a cohort equally, independently of their age and observation period [ 51, 52].

Anxious to head off a health -- and political -- crisis last August, the government hastily passed the generics law, overruling a powerful lobby of big Argentine laboratories that have traditionally made most of their money on branded drugs.