Sentence examples for he historically from inspiring English sources

He wasn't worried, as he historically starts slow in United States Opens; his first-round scoring average in 18 starts is 71.83.

"He, historically, has acted very thin-skinned," said Joe Yates, one of Mr. Huckabee's top advisers in the governor's office who does not support his candidacy.

By Andy Borowitz February 9, 2018 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — In comments to reporters at the White House on Friday, Donald J. Trump stirred controversy by lavishing an alleged wife beater with praise that he historically has reserved for child molesters and Nazis.

RICHARD TUTTLE Tuttle's signature post-minimalist, pared-down-to-the-point-of-almost-not-being-there sculptures (which he historically preferred to call "drawings") are more elaborate, snazzy, and decorative than the provocations that created an uproar and made him famous in the wake of his 1975 Whitney Museum exhibition.

However, there are some who have related the so-called "Three Miao" that he historically led, with the contemporary Miao ethnicity.

Although The Story of Yue Fei states Zhou died shortly before Yue took a wife, he historically died after Yue married.

Although he remains historically unpopular, he doesn't appear to have suffered any further attrition over the course of the past week.

He is 5-4 thiseasonon with a 3.01 E.R.A., but he has historically been successful against the Yankees, going 5-3 with a 2.73 E.R.A. in eight career starts.

But he acknowledged, "Historically, newspapers are not good at it".

He has historically been an opponent of gay rights.

That is why, he adds, "historically, we take whatever largess comes our way.