Sentence examples for had traditionally done from inspiring English sources

Black slaves often turned to singing and storytelling as a means of expression, as they had traditionally done in Africa.

Had my former company limited my own business exposure to what women had traditionally done, I'd never have succeeded in senior management.

The oceans, for instance, would not sink any more cities where Americans had traditionally done business or had their stock markets.

His position was so secure that he was able to rule during the last three years of his life without a Merovingian king on the throne, and he also was able to divide the kingdom between his two sons as the Merovingians had traditionally done.

Nor would it make sense to study the brains of the dead, as scientists had traditionally done: the subtle neurological changes that lead to Alzheimer's are set in motion two or three decades before patients are diagnosed, which meant old brains told you how bad the rot got, but not how the rot got started.

With leaders of the European Union ready to meet in Seville, Spain, on June 21 and 22, on immigration policy, hundreds of North African workers occupied university buildings in Seville today, saying eastern Europeans had been given Spanish farm jobs that they had traditionally done.

"Democrats and Republicans have traditionally done this," Mr. McDonald said.

"That is not something we have traditionally done," he said.

"The private landowners have traditionally done whatever they want here," said Marques.

As Chinese poets have traditionally done, he gave himself a pen name: Wanderer.

Western European countries have traditionally done much of their trading with each other.