Sentence examples for it's traditionally from inspiring English sources

When we zoom out to the big picture and long-term view that the orbital perspective provides, striving to leave a legacy (as it's traditionally understood) loses its importance.

It's traditionally scored smaller ratings than its grown-up rivals too.

"It's traditionally for 18- to 22-year-olds who want a bachelor's degree in arts or in science.

Shaved steak is often marketed under the name of one of the dishes it's traditionally used in, which gives an idea of its versatility and broad fan base.

HENRY: It's traditionally considered advantageous for a writer.

It's traditionally drunk neat as a winter drink but also functions as grown-up Ribena.

It's traditionally cooked in wood ovens on copper disks, roughly cut and served hot or warm.

"It's traditionally white male, but the fans look like the world.

Barbecue, as it's traditionally defined in the South, requires loads of it.

In fashion, it's traditionally associated with accentuating raw edges and functional elements like seams.

"It's not really a salad, it's traditionally a dessert," Ms. Cousineau said.