Sentence examples for traditionally stopped from inspiring English sources

So, does Germany, with its complex and fragmented education system, and school days that have traditionally stopped at lunchtime, have a lesson or two to teach other countries?

In a country where public life has traditionally stopped at the bedroom door, many French people are dismayed to hear the president's advisers comment publicly on the state of his marriage to Carla Bruni.

"Democracy depends on participation, and technology has the power to significantly reduce barriers that have traditionally stopped people from voting," Twilio vice president of product management Patrick Malatack said in a statement.

"The president should leave with the full support of the American people," a subtle reminder to Republicans that partisan differences over national security traditionally stop at the water's edge when the president travels abroad.

Near the foot of Everest today, Peter Hillary represented his father at a candle-lighting and prayer ceremony at Tengboche Buddhist monastery, where expedition teams traditionally stop for blessings before tackling the 29,035-foot mountain.

Solutions Here are Mr. Gardner's own solutions to the two problems: Alice won't get to twenty because "the multiplication table traditionally stops with the twelves, so if you continue this nonsense progression 4 times 5 is twelve, 4 times 6 is 13, 4 times 7 is 14, and so on you end with 4 times 12 (the highest she can go) is 19 just one short of 20".

She recalled how she would stand in the middle of a circle on the paving stones in front of the State Historical Museum, a spot where Muscovites and visitors traditionally stop and make wishes.

Traditionally, gamers stop buying the current generation of games in anticipation of those which will be developed for the new machines.

Traditionally paediatric services stopped relatively early in adolescence.

"You have a situation now where the sectors that traditionally employ men have stopped losing jobs and are actually adding them," said economist Dean Baker.

As a result, the heavy cast-iron block traditionally needed to stop a diesel ripping itself apart can be replaced with a lighter aluminium casting.