Sentence examples for traditionally stretched from inspiring English sources

The DiMaggios lived an austere existence in San Francisco, in an area where aspirations traditionally stretched no further than the local wharf.

Everest summit season, traditionally stretching from the second week of May to the beginning of June, is upon us.

The movie industry's high-stakes summer season traditionally stretches from the first full weekend in May to Labor Day, when studios record about 40 percent of their annual box office revenue.

Traditionally, stretching is used post warm-up.

The convention has had a certain frenzied feel, since it traditionally has stretched over four days and included a weekend, but this year has mostly been squeezed into two full days during the week.

Traditionally, this stretching has been done from middle C upward.

They are concerned about the possible arrival of neo-Nazis from parts of Europe where the far-right is strong, the influx of cheap eastern European workers elbowing out their blue-collar Asian counterparts, and resources in traditionally poor communities being stretched further.

"Music services to schools, which were traditionally provided by local authorities with already stretched resources, were removed by this government.

Companies traditionally get loans from banks, but with so many lenders stretched and with credit so tight these days, businesses are turning to what might seem like an unlikely source for cash: hedge funds.

National Democrats are betting on Caforio to flip California's 25th Congressional District, a traditionally Republican bastion that stretches from Lancaster west through Santa Clarita into Simi Valley.

In some years competitors have stretched the definition of "portrait" to breaking point, but the four shortlisted works are all traditionally painted portraits of recognisable individuals.