Sentence examples for for a traditionally from inspiring English sources
In hiring Father Edwards, she said, "we were looking for a traditionally minded minister".
"Ultimately, a deal could carry too much risk for a traditionally conservative Walgreens," Mr. Kelly wrote.
I've given you an apple chutney recipe today, preserved with an ale for a traditionally British, winter feel.
The hirers were really just rationalizing a gut decision about who was right for a traditionally male job.
His Tottenham team are currently third in the English Premier League a dizzying height for a traditionally underachieving side.
7. The stylists on our crew were surprised to find that, for a traditionally machismo culture, many of the young men we photographed shaped their eyebrows.
Mr Clinton dwelt on the need for more money for schools, a traditionally Democratic issue.
A big wedding is just what EastEnders was crying out for after a traditionally miserable Christmas.
The purchase was the largest for Sberbank, a traditionally conservative institution that traces its history to Czarist Russia.
He served six years in the North Carolina General Assembly, and in 1972 he was an unsuccessful Democratic candidate for Congress in a traditionally Republican district.
The city's Economic Development Corporation estimates that the project will generate more than $80 million in revenue for New York during a traditionally dead winter month.
