Sentence examples for I've traditionally from inspiring English sources

I've traditionally played well on Nicklaus courses".

I've traditionally cashed out of at least one program on tuneup day as an incentive for enduring some of the drudgery that goes along with these efforts.

Though I've traditionally savored her books poolside, as pure escapism in today's runaway economy they've taken on a practical dimension: a woman's guide to rubies and Renoir.

The brussels sprouts with soured buttermilk, mint and parmesan ($11) were the best I've ever eaten – the crispy texture and lashings of sharp cheese making palatable a dish I've traditionally been wary of.

"I've traditionally preferred female directors because they are less territorial in the rehearsal room and tend to accommodate writers better than male directors do," said Bruce Norris, who won the 2011 Pulitzer for "Clybourne Park," a satire about race in a Chicago neighborhood.

It's also more than I've traditionally paid for a backpack at $200.

"I have traditionally been one of many people to give input," Mr. Barry, 70, said of the supporting role he generally plays.

"I'm in there for the long term, but I realize I have to pull back from the aggressive approach I have traditionally taken," she said.

"I wouldn't say that the peak season is the true peak that you and I have traditionally seen," said Clarence W. Gooden, chief commercial officer for CSX, the rail and trucking company, in the company's October earnings call.

"While I have traditionally opposed reassessment," he said in a statement, "the county's fiscal condition mandates we stop the hemorrhaging and undertake reassessment with procedures that provide maximum protection for our homeowners".

"But I really enjoy this challenge and I have traditionally done well here in the past.