Sentence examples for traditionally asks for from inspiring English sources

Admiral Gary Roughead (a former chief of naval operations) and Kori Schake of the Hoover Institution, a think-tank, say that part of the problem is that the Pentagon traditionally asks for equal budget shares for the army, the navy, the air force and the marines.

Letting the ball bounce, especially "back there", is traditionally asking for trouble.

Television networks traditionally ask for directors and writers to film a pilot – a standalone episode that acts as the first of a new series – before agreeing to commission a season.

Hospitals traditionally ask patients to avoid solid food for a minimum of six hours before surgery, and liquids for at least two hours.

The Red Cross has traditionally avoided asking for federal money, concerned that doing so would confuse donors, many of whom already think incorrectly that it is a federally financed organization, according to surveys.

If a customer asks for a vegetarian version of a dish traditionally stuffed with pork and veal, she declines.

Especially for men, who have traditionally done the asking for a date.

In the United States, when defenders are making an attitude signal, traditionally an unnecessarily high card is encouraging, asking for that suit to be continued or led.

The patient's relatives can request to participate in medical conferences with the various specialists involved in the dying patient's care, but traditionally this happens infrequently (relatives do not ask for such participation and doctors do not offer it).

"Traditionally, we always get close to what we ask for.

Some even offered hostages and asked for the insignia of office traditionally awarded to them by the emperor: a gilded silver staff and a silver crown, a white cloak, a white tunic, and a gilded boot.