Sentence examples for she traditionally from inspiring English sources

Mistress of the low blow — "What an interesting person you probably are," she traditionally cooed — Edna's "caring, nurturing way" personified envy's appetite for revenge.

That undoubtedly will have an impact on voters like Marissa Barile, a 23-year-old legal secretary who is admittedly not well versed on the issues and who said she traditionally followed the course of leading Republicans.

According to Buckingham Palace the Queen will soon be heading off to her private Balmoral estate in Scotland, where she traditionally spends her summer holiday.

The queen made the controversial remark during her first summer garden party of the year, during which she traditionally greets guests and invites them to have tea and sandwiches.

The Washington Post has called her the (almost) Invisible Woman -- an apt moniker because while she has traditionally shied away from the public spotlight for herself, she has been a key player behind some of the biggest headliners in recent history including Monica Lewinsky, Chandra Levy, Michael Vick and Senator Larry Craig among others.

Blending old and new, she dresses traditionally in the hijab with covered arms and legs, but she is a transformative force in her country.

She added: "Traditionally, the column gives a public voice and arguably more weight to readers' concerns.

In her appearance Friday morning, Mrs. Bachmann focused on the support that she has traditionally received from social conservatives, pleading with the activists in the ballroom to pick a nominee who is a true Tea Party believer.

She added: "Traditionally with the three and four-year-old places, private providers have been able to finance it by relying on working parents buying extra hours for their children at a higher cost than the subsidised rate.

At the other end of the age spectrum, 80-year-old Mrs Rushworth said she had traditionally voted for the Conservative party, but this year can't make up her mind.

And if that is so, then the incompatibilist cannot say the kind of things she has traditionally wanted to say: that the truth or falsity of determinism is relevant to the question of whether or not we have free will, that if determinism were true, then we would lack free will because determinism is true, and so on.