| To help fill this information gap some family business owners are turning to an old, time-honoured technique: the ethical will. |
| Of course, there exists a long and time-honoured tradition of guitar duets. |
| Face-to-face communication is the time-honoured way of communicating, but e-mail is widely used today because it is efficient and inexpensive. |
| Others saw it as the time-honoured custom of cashing-in from a band about to call it a day. |
| The co-owners of the new brewery have just begun producing their own brand of ales, brewed to secret recipes in time-honoured tradition. |
| However, one upstart Edinburgh-based investment boutique has been blowing these time-honoured traditions away. |
