Sentence examples for then traditionally from inspiring English sources

If authentication fails, then traditionally you had to do a phone activation, which was rarely a problem.

What is there in this place that a man should ever want to get into it?" Garfield particularly bristled at the calling hours a president then traditionally kept.

If not a death leap, then traditionally you must be fundamentally changed and ready to face the inner conflicts of your previous existence, or abandon everything and start a new life.

The movie then traditionally shows up on pay per view and VOD no more than 45 days later.

Precipitation or extraction stages, which generate big amount of effluents, are then traditionally used to get the acid in a suitable form.

The balls are then collected, traditionally by 10 pairs of boys.

Single malt whiskeys are distilled from barley that has been soaked in water until partly germinated, and then dried, traditionally over peat fires.

He has moved to the left on some issues since then, appropriating traditionally Democratic issues like the environment and health insurance for the poor.

So I tweeted her back: "Well how would you cut it then?" But traditionally, you'd get one or two questions; it's not very participative, not very empowering for people because it's not a real dialogue or a relationship.

It's probably safe to assume that the vast majority of Kindle Direct titles aren't seeing Howey- or Weir-level success — but then, most traditionally published authors aren't selling as many copies as Stephen King or J.K. Rowling.

"There is a different audience, and they want to see things in a different way then people traditionally consumed it 10 years ago," Brent argued.