Sentence examples for traditionally working from inspiring English sources

Looking out from this hilltop over the traditionally working class areas that stretch along the harbourside is a true Gothenburg experience.

Phoebe Moss Laurencee's daughter): I see myself as middle class because I was brought up with both my parents having not traditionally working class jobs and I have been to private school.

The high-risk plan dramatizes the symbiotic relationship between government and business in South Korea, with the public and private sectors traditionally working together, under strong central guidance, to ward off a crisis.

"If someone wants to live here, they shouldn't just be parking a family here and earning all their money elsewhere," says Raymond Wong, an engineer who grew up in east Vancouver, a traditionally working class part of the city that has seen prices skyrocket.

HOW MUCH: $975,000 (the owners are also selling their home-run business: fire-engine tours of San Francisco, for $249,000, or less if bought with the property) SIZE: 5,000 square feet PER SQUARE FOOT: $195 SETTING: This converted firehouse is on a residential block in Ocean View, a neighborhood in southern San Francisco that the listing agent describes as quiet and traditionally working class.

For example, user communities traditionally working with a particular workflow system may easily accommodate workflows developed under a different system by a different community, using the workflow interoperability features of SHIWA.

"I don't traditionally work then".

Aboriginal artists traditionally worked with transient media, like sand, or immovable media, like rock caves.

For the Tory plan is one that has traditionally worked in British politics.

She says health and social care have traditionally worked to entirely different agendas.

Not implemented until 2000, the 35-hour rule has enraged restaurateurs, who traditionally work long hours.