Sentence examples for was traditionally done from inspiring English sources

This was traditionally done by the Bay area.

This process was traditionally done outdoors in large vessels or vats and, hence, was named vat dyeing, and the term is still used for this procedure.

Carving was traditionally done by men, but the craftsmanship was inferior to that of other Polynesians, such as the Maori of New Zealand.

Making tteok, like almost all cooking in Korea, was traditionally done by women; hundreds of female slaves and workers were employed by the kitchens of the royal court during the Joseon dynasty, which ruled Korea from 1392 to 1910.

Bruce Aust, who has run Nasdaq's listing business since 2003, said Nasdaq became attractive to companies as they realized that its faster electronic systems were handling more and more trading volume for shares listed on the Big Board, where trading was traditionally done by traders on the floor.

Michael O'Hare, who used to run North American equity cash trading and sales at JPMorgan Chase, is building a new sales and trading operation at LaBranche Financial Services, an established firm that is starting a line of business that was traditionally done only within investment banks.

"Suspense thrillers in Hollywood are traditionally done almost entirely with music," he said.

Washing is traditionally done by groups of three, so that "no perversion can take place".

"Agriculture's one of the most dangerous and dirty jobs out there, and it's traditionally done by the underclass.

For employees who do work at home that is traditionally done in an office, those tests are rigorous.

(At least she admits that, though this is traditionally done clockwise, really the direction doesn't matter).