Sentence examples for friday traditionally from inspiring English sources

Maybe about a billion and a half dollars' worth, exceeding the billion that Americans spent on Black Friday, traditionally the biggest analogue-shopping day of the year.

On Black Friday, traditionally a bricks-and-mortar shopping day, people spent $816 million online, 26 percent more than last year, comScore said.

This has raised fears that Friday, traditionally the day when protests are at their most fevered, could result in even deadlier clashes.

He also ridiculed British retail efforts to to mimic Black Friday – traditionally a big shopping day in America, and the day after Thanksgiving.

The holiday season is critical to retailers' profits, and helps increase consumer spending and the overall economy, but while traffic over the Thanksgiving weekend increased, sales in stores fell on that Friday, traditionally the busiest day of the year.

This holiday season, chains large and small quietly handed over their circulars to Web sites like Bfads.net and Gottadeal.com to ensure that millions of deal-hungry shoppers see their discounts well before the day known as Black Friday, traditionally the biggest shopping day of the year.

With the advent of the Internet, Pogue and Mossberg can now publish whenever but, like some sort of weekly Feast Day, Thursday was traditionally the Day Of Reviews.

On Sunday, traditionally the calmer children's day, there were 111 arrests.

These are long-range questions on a day traditionally reserved for declarations of joy and optimism.

Southwest, the largest domestic carrier, said it would strive to accommodate every passenger, especially Wednesday and Sunday, traditionally among the busiest days, adding extra flights if needed.

The action-western, which cost Disney $250 million to produce, took just $19.5m on Wednesday and Thursday – traditionally a bumper box office frame as Americans enjoy the 4 July holiday.