Sentence examples for said traditionally from inspiring English sources

Paul Fortunato said: "Traditionally, we did business on a handshake.

Housewares and apparel, he said, traditionally have higher mark-up prices than, say, electronics.

When asked if the team had any traditions for Harvard week, Wielgus said, "Traditionally, I yell a lot more".

At that time, a Bush spokesman, Ari Fleischer, said, "Traditionally the governor has made his tax return available in October".

"In Spain," he said, "traditionally people don't care too much if they have a bathroom in their own room".

Phasing out the loopholes and deductions in the tax code — many have said, traditionally, even that step would constitute a tax increase.

He says: "Traditionally SMEs have used the company car as a benefit to reward their most valuable employees.

There are, he says, traditionally two ways of getting rid of your debts: you can grind them down, little by little, through protracted austerity programmes.

The mayor vowed that any new offerings would be "rigorous," saying, "traditionally, such career and technical education has been seen as an educational dead end.

Will Shu, Deliveroo co-founder and CEO, says: "Traditionally, expanding a restaurant business comes at significant risk, and substantial cost to small businesses.

Dingo says traditionally, if you were visiting the sparse mid-west country of Western Australia from which his people hail, you would first head up to a vantage point, perhaps a hill, and light a fire.