Sentence examples for traditionally through from inspiring English sources
"This has been done in the U.S. traditionally through shareholder resolutions," he said.
Knowing nothing about them, I discovered at Amsterdam Schiphol that they are actually a charter airline and most of their passengers are Dutch and Turkish holidaymakers who've booked package holidays traditionally through travel agents.
The professor's assessment is stark: citing the Italian novelist Italo Calvino, he notes that any story must fall into one of the two categories, affirming either the inevitability of death or the continuity (traditionally through the prospect of a marriage) of life.
The predicted breaking height and water depth were more accurate than those obtained traditionally through empirical schemes.
"Because, on the team side of our product, the finance was still being taken care of traditionally, through the finance department, the freelancer experience just broke down.
He did, however do a little experiment: he sold two shows traditionally, through Ticketmaster and the like, and 1,100 of those tickets out of 4,400 available are already on scalping sites like Stubhub.
This ultimate musical experience is being delivered non-traditionally through Blu-Ray and DVD formats at an extremely high audio resolution of 192k/24-bit, its visuals in 1920/1080 high def, with both elements taking full advantage of crushingly superior technology when compared to the meager compact disc.
Woodlands were traditionally managed through coppicing, which provided varied food and plenty of light for dormice.
Given that medicine has traditionally advanced through experimentation, it asks how damaging the blame game surrounding the NHS has become.
Dakar Rally, automobile rally race over a route traditionally run through southern Europe and Africa before finishing in Dakar, Seneg.
Despite its narrow girth, it was generously proportioned -- the parlor floor is wide open, lacking the stairwell and hall that traditionally cut through and eat space.
