Sentence examples for is historically a from inspiring English sources

The United States is historically a two-party system.

Roma against Juventus is historically a match contested with all the fervor of a derby.

"The 18th is historically a drive and a long iron into a tough target.

"East London is historically a place of maker culture: bricks, iron, furniture, textiles," he said.

Grand larceny is historically a clear-cut crime, like stealing a purse in a bar.

"So d'Arnaud is historically a name associating its bearer with a particular geographical location".

Consumer electronics retailing is "historically a low-margin business that is dependent on extended warranties for profitability," he says.

Through his career, Teixeira is historically a sluggish starter, and the respiratory issues he is dealing with are debilitating.

So, although Kentucky is historically a swing state it probably won't be part of the 2016 battleground.

That is not good news for Mr. Lazio, considering that this is historically a solidly Republican part of the state.

Russian cuisine is historically a bulky north European fare with an accent on boiled meat, soups and pies.