Sentence examples for it traditionally does from inspiring English sources

Many entrepreneurs are hoping business will pick up in the fall, as it traditionally does.

Ohio is expected to play a critical role in the presidential election this fall, as it traditionally does.

In this story, time does not work as it traditionally does in tales, perhaps, but then I'm not a traditional tale-teller.

While no one was seriously hurt in the fire, this tight-knit Italian neighborhood, bustling as it traditionally does on the eve of Easter, was brought to a halt by the frenetic activity of firefighters and emergency vehicles.

For two hours he floated on a refuse sack, and his life unrolled before him, as it traditionally does.

The Europeans would prefer that the U.S. continue to operate as it traditionally did, said Federiga Bindi, a former official in the Italian government and a senior fellow at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies.

One would think that the maker of the iPad would just sit above the fray and do what it has traditionally done — ignore its shareholders.

Its fleet has actually grown slightly this year, to 533,000 vehicles, as Enterprise adds locations, especially at airports, where it has traditionally done just 5percentt of its business.

"Agriculture's one of the most dangerous and dirty jobs out there, and it's traditionally done by the underclass.

They are also optimistic that the expected high turnout will favour them, as it has traditionally done.

The division is "getting back to doing what it has traditionally done," Mr. Holder said in an interview.