Sentence examples for historically picked from inspiring English sources

The game's planned February release in America which historically picked up where the French left off in Indochina, only to meet a similar end may yet decide its fate.

Corey Perry has historically picked up the slack when Getzlaf is out but Perry is still looking for his first goal despite 10 shots the past two games.

SSCs have historically been picked out manually by an expert, but this is time-consuming and can only occur in hindsight, which does not allow for up-to-date warnings.

This catch-up online shopping day where, historically, consumers picked up the items they weren't able to snag in stores over the weekend, is expected to hit record numbers with $3 billion in sales – a 12percentt increase year-over-year.

The design of the new galleries, the curators say, gives visitors the option of following the collection historically or picking specific sections that will be able to stand on their own.

Historically, they pick up bits and pieces of stories from other people who are becoming old themselves, and assume that ten months have lapsed without any work being done.

"Historically the merchant picked the mannequin.

Historically, Walmart has picked internal candidates for the CEO gig.

Historically, the Republican National Committee has picked up the tab for White House communication and messaging consultants, which means that Bannon – who has said he will step down from his job as executive chairman of the far-right Breitbart News when he starts his White House job – would have to get the RNC to approve such a deal.

Indeed, the high court could hardly have picked a more historically fraught moment to roll back a major civil rights law -- just two months before the 50th anniversary of the iconic civil rights leader's March on Washington.

As readers of Tolkien's chronicles of the First, Second, and Third Ages know, Elves vs. Orcs is, historically, a pick-'em contest.