Sentence examples for they traditionally do from inspiring English sources

He was visiting New York with his family, as they traditionally do, during Easter.

Small businesses have the ability to pull us out of the economic doldrums, as they traditionally do in times of financial strife, but they need our full support if they are to succeed.

Joyce Perrett is the Salvation Army's community relations and development director for southern New England, and she has also found that major donors are giving less in stock gifts than they traditionally do at the end of the year.

"We're in a moment where not enough artists are trying to do something that blurs the lines between what they traditionally do and the new, and frankly it's mostly because they don't have the opportunity," said Eddy Moretti, an executive producer and the executive creator director of Vice and the Creators Project, at the company's lairlike offices in Brooklyn.

The grants are part of a larger policy shift, and will be given only to students enrolled at Japanese universities that decide to switch their academic calendars to starting in the autumn, which will match many other countries, instead of starting in the spring, as they traditionally do in Japan.

As the 11-minute opus Let's Call it Love travels from controlled lust to breathless abandon and back again, Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker's guitars plunge deep into dirty rock'n'roll, throwing out sharp chords as they traditionally do slogans, closer to Led Zeppelin than Bikini Kill.

Heterosexual relationships, including marriage, have long involved economic transactions, but Bailey points out that when men provided financial security, they traditionally did so in exchange for a woman's sexual virtue (and potential to bear and rear children), not for sexual thrills.

They wrote to the Russians, as they traditionally did, to warn them that around such-and-such a date they would be launching a research rocket.

In fact, all that's really happening is that small businesses are doing online what they traditionally did offline for maximizing effectiveness at the lowest cost: word-of-mouth marketing.

First, when children were old enough to understand their parents' need for sexual privacy they traditionally did not sleep in their parents' hut but rather in their grandmothers' hut or the bachelors' hut [ 24].

Senior officers are now trying to start the debate on what it is the public expect, saying that with the budget cuts as forecast they will be unable to do everything they have traditionally done.