Sentence examples for of course traditionally from inspiring English sources

(Corporations, of course, traditionally give more to Republicans).

Of course, traditionally chased by a dog that barks.

"Of course, traditionally chased by a dog that barks, the doors open, a guy gets out and there you've got Rick Deckard.

Purists have criticised them because, of course, traditionally you would eat the cookie, then drink the milk – impossible when the cookie also functions as a tumbler.

Oscar pundits of course traditionally look to the Golden Globes for signs of a growing or coagulating consensus about which films are safe to endorse as classy and awards-worthy.

The place of suburbs in our collective psyche has been on my mind recently, as last year, with great internal drama, I moved out of the city, got a cat for my daughter — pets, of course, traditionally being tools for children to practice grief upon — and settled all the way down.

Some students were left out, he argued, because there was big competition for a limited number of places on courses traditionally favoured by ethnic Chinese and Indians.

Astronomy, of course, has traditionally not been one of New York's strengths.

Of course, more traditionally minded gamblers can use a familiar pull-down bar that sets the cherries and diamonds spinning.

The ballroom, of course, is traditionally a white space in British history, associated with well-recognised hierarchies of gender and class.

Industry, of course, has traditionally cut back on education, CPD [continuing professional development], training and research, so we think our industrial income will go down.