Sentence examples for four years traditionally from inspiring English sources

Four years traditionally separate each home series, with the one in Australia played in the winter of the year following their tour of England.

He added that Bach's repeated absences – 258 days in his first three years – are traditionally attributed to his mother's illness and his work in the family music business.

The glacial cycles of the past two million years have traditionally been considered to have had profound effects on the genetic patterns of most extant species [ 1- 3].

Four years in the 1960s aside, Exeter had traditionally been a Tory stronghold until Labour's Ben Bradshaw won in 1997.

(Traditionally, they've raised new funds every three to four years).

The five-year gap is a long one for Microsoft, which has traditionally shipped a new version of Windows every three or four years.

Traditionally conservative, the district and its electoral offices had been in Republican hands for all but four years since 1913.

Ford has been extending the duration of its longest loan, traditionally five years, to six years on a few vehicles.

In the first three months of the year, traditionally a slow time for the touring market, attendance at the Live Nation's concerts was slightly less than seven million, unchanged from last year.

It has been argued that, out of necessity, some drugs are being developed in five months that would traditionally undergo five years of checks.

Informal street vendors have occupied the streets and sidewalks of the junction for the past fifty years, and the government has traditionally relied on military police force to evict them.