Sentence examples for it traditionally has from inspiring English sources

That's one reason the society decided to mount an exhibition on the 20th century, even though it traditionally has focused its attention on its collections in historic house museums that date from the mid-17th century into the 19th century.

(See: "Microsoft Plays Apple's Tune").. Microsoft didn't totally unsheathe the player but instead handed out bits of information about the device, which is a departure for the company: With the exception of its Xbox game consoles, it traditionally has stuck to making software for computers and devices, and has let hardware manufacturers make their own gadgets.

It traditionally has had a multiethnic population including both lowland and upland Khmer (Khmer Kandal and Khmer Loeu) and Cham.

It refers to the baby Jesus, because it traditionally has been first noticed by fishermen around Christmas.

I think Gutmann is correct in associating war, as it traditionally has been fought, with "something called the Patriarchy".

France remains a deeply conservative country, one in which it traditionally has been unacceptable to show off material possessions.

Last year the fair broke away from the behemoth Basel watch fair, which it traditionally had followed, to show its stable of luxury timepieces in January.

The idea for an annual conference came in 2000, after it became clear that the business of running a pro sports franchise had outgrown the local focus it traditionally had.

"You can envision where public TV does not look like it traditionally had.

The 'they did it too' defence traditionally hasn't worked in the playground.

But it is in other South-East Asian countries with which it has traditionally had fewer ties that Japan is unusually active.