Sentence examples for traditionally passed from inspiring English sources

Debt obligations were traditionally passed from father to son.

Ethnicity in Rwanda, as in many other societies, is traditionally passed down on the male side.

This was a cost traditionally passed down by a pub's owner to be covered by the landlord.

Japanese tableware is traditionally passed through generations, so an eclectic and intricately patterned range of beautiful crockery which reflects the seasons is featured in every meal.

Other affluent districts that have traditionally passed their budgets without much question are also facing skeptical taxpayers taking a harder look at how money is spent.

One debatable explanation is that flat crop-growing areas benefit most from economies of scale, so fathers traditionally passed on their land to the first born, reinforcing differences in wealth and creating a more hierarchical political culture.

Addressing concerns that the line of succession to kingship, which traditionally passes between brothers before reaching their sons, would produce a series of brief reigns by dotards, King Abdullah created a 25-man family council to elect future kings.The council was to meet only after his own brother had succeeded.

Startups traditionally pass through four main phases: Proof of Principle, Proof of Concept, Proof of Market and Proof of Profit, as well as management and scalability.

Dance has traditionally been passed down from one body to another.

Traditionally, they passed through New York only during migrations in the spring and fall, he said, but a resident population was introduced in the 1930s to provide opportunities for hunting.

(The Portland Press Herald) Organizers of the 1,000 Millas Sport, the premier vintage automobile rally in South America, announced last week that the route, which traditionally has passed through Argentina's lakes district in northern Patagonia, had been rerouted to avoid regions affected by the June eruption of the Puyehue volcano in neighboring Chile.