Sentence examples for he traditionally has from inspiring English sources

Although he traditionally has more rounds under his belt at this point in the season, Woods's performances have been nothing but encouraging, even for skeptics.

He struck first serves approaching a hundred and twenty miles per hour, five per cent faster than his average, and hit a wider variety of spots than he traditionally has.

Today was the first time he had to give in so visibly to his critics, many of whom surrounded him at the news conference table that he traditionally has commanded alone.

Although Mr. Daley has not announced whether he will seek another term as mayor, which would start in February 2011, he is widely expected to run again, and he traditionally has liked stability on his team in the months before an election.

If his movie scored big, as they traditionally have, he earned big.

Housewares and apparel, he said, traditionally have higher mark-up prices than, say, electronics.

Mr McCain went a long way towards reassuring a group with which he has traditionally had problems with an uncompromising answer on when life begins ("at the moment of conception").

Eighteen months later, Simon's Cat has been turned into a book and Tofield's cartoons have been seen online by an estimated 30 million people: far in excess of the audiences he would traditionally have reached.

Czechoslovakia, traditionally, has not resisted military invasion.

The answer, traditionally, has been no.

Zhejiang traditionally has four principal tea districts.