Sentence examples for historically play from inspiring English sources

Holes 2, 8, 13 and 15 historically play as the easiest on Masters week.

Independent candidates historically play only insignificant or spoiler roles in presidential races.

Although Nadal does not historically play the week before Grand Slams, two of his most eager bidders occupy the week in January between Doha and the Australian Open which Nadal has left open.

French authorities were intrigued, though concerned about perceptions in a country where tax dollars historically play a larger role in arts financing than they do in, say, the United States, said Michael Goldman, 33, a founder of My Major Company.

Qatar has historically played a maverick role in the Gulf Cooperation Council.

External beam radiotherapy has historically played a minor role in the primary treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma.

The RSS has historically played a major role in the Hindu nationalist movement.

Yet, it historically plays difficult, with Kaye and Rollins tying at 13 under par last year.

[A1.] Manufacturing has historically played an outsize role in economic rebounds, with big growth in autos.

The automakers have historically played a big part in ending recessions.

Third, certifications and degrees have historically played a different role for women than for men.