Sentence examples for traditionally and when from inspiring English sources

If a sport event is taken up by the BBC you can watch it live when it is on traditionally, and when it isn't on red buttonly, or catch up with it after it's over on BBC iPlayerly.

This was a cross he did not have to carry: education was not traditionally a city responsibility, and when the state's Republicans agreed in 1995 to pass it to Mr Daley, they thought they were giving him a poisoned chalice.

Additionally, men traditionally decided when and how to have sex.

Agronomists have traditionally analysed when, where, and at what rates nutrients are accumulated by plants (and extracted as agricultural products) in order to manage nutrients in an efficient and environmentally acceptable manner (e.g. Sadler and Karlen 1995; Bertsch 1998).

And when it happens, it traditionally portends an economic slowdown.

And although traditionally when an ostensibly confidential matter became public, it could no longer be considered confidential, different rules applied to photos.

And so traditionally, when they treated a couple in which one partner had cheated, they'd steer the couple to talking about root causes -- what had been malfunctioning in their marriage to lead to the affair.

With regards to subjective norm, significant others were reported by the participants as more likely to approve consistent condom use among initiated and traditionally circumcised men when having sex with the main sexual partner.

September and October were traditionally the months when the Bering and Chukchi seas began to freeze for the winter.

Saturday is traditionally when farmers and ranchers from the surrounding area come into town, and at twelve-thirty every Saturday there is a cattle auction in yards that are just down the street from Snow's.

Aside from broader economic concerns, April and May are traditionally when gas prices undergo a seasonal increase.