Sentence examples for historically said from inspiring English sources

"Yeah, historically," said Ms. Knightley.

"We haven't done that historically," said Mr. Norquist.

("Income and expenses were way too close to identical, historically," said Steve Young, the board's chairman).

"We've done a lot of bad planning historically," said Lydia Kiesling, a senior comparative literature major.

"We're being more proactive than we've been historically," said Larry Litton Jr., the company's chief executive.

"That's one of the cool things about New London historically," said Danny Spurr, the banjo player for the Can Kickers.

Historically, says Strauss, London was full of chefs earning £18,000 a year "being absolutely thrashed" on a 70-hour week.

Historically, says Morgan, "there were more male novelists, painters – men have colonised a lot of creative pursuits.

"There's a lot of evidence for Census displacement of private payrolls historically," says Jan Hatzius, chief United States economist at Goldman Sachs.

She still doesn't know what "blood libel" actually means historically, saying that "blood libel obviously means being falsely accused of having blood on your hands".

Historically, says Ingabire, Rwandan women were forbidden to drum, and many people considered the drums too heavy for women to carry.