Sentence examples for traditionally appeared from inspiring English sources

In the past few months alone regional productions in the Northeast have helped restore human dimensions to characters that have traditionally appeared as billboard-size cartoons.

Like other record executives of his generation, known more as music men than money counters, his name has traditionally appeared on the records of his artists as an executive producer.

And the web is where Google's ads have traditionally appeared.

"U.S. traditionally appears with periods," they advise.

Kidd traditionally appears at or near the top of the list of league leaders in assists, and this season is no exception.

To help jump-start the holiday shopping season, Wal-Mart announced yesterday that it would offer door-buster discounts three weeks before they traditionally appear.

Lamb traditionally appears on both Easter and Passover tables, though the latter most often in the form of a single symbolic shank bone.

At the end of the show, when designers traditionally appear to take the applause, Miuccia Prada appeared so fleetingly in the doorway at the far end of the catwalk that there was not even time to work out what she was wearing.

Characters who traditionally appear only as off-stage figures suddenly find themselves in the spotlight, for example in Sharman Macdonald's After Juliet, which gives voice to a vengeful Rosaline, Romeo's first love who was brushed aside and so quickly forgotten.

The Garden State's governor traditionally appears in tourism ads, but a Democratic state lawmaker has now introduced legislation to prohibit those holding the office of governor and lieutenant governor from appearing in taxpayer-funded commercials in an election year.

It should be noted, however, that many journals now have websites which enable them to make available extended content beyond what traditionally appears in the printed journal.