Sentence examples for traditionally wear from inspiring English sources

Dignitaries from South Africa's Zulu community traditionally wear animal skins for ceremonies, particularly leopard fur.

Women in this part of the world traditionally wear stacks of thin gold bracelets.

Sikhs, who traditionally wear turbans, bore the brunt of the backlash.

And yes, even the players might be wearing black, even though the Nets traditionally wear white at home.

2. Priests traditionally wear black with a white collar because: (a) The attire is simple and modest.

Amateurs traditionally wear headgear and score points for landing punches; professionals, even defense-minded ones, are rewarded not just for making contact but for inflicting punishment.

A teacher (swami) traditionally wears a yellow robe.

In the earliest ballets of the 17th century, dancers traditionally wore heeled shoes.

Women traditionally wore decorative wooden pattens called kub-kobs to walk about in muddy unpaved streets.

A teacher (swāmī) traditionally wears a yellow robe (see also Hinduism; Sikhism; Zoroastrianism).

Dhoti, long loincloth traditionally worn in southern Asia by Hindu men.