Sentence examples for traditionally at night from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, at night or in bad weather, shepherds wear a long sheepskin cloak known as a cojoc or sărică, which has the fleece on the outside.

Shiites traditionally pray at night in the lead up to Ashura, which falls this year on Oct. 24 in which many Shiite Muslims commemorate the martyrdom of the Prophet Muhammad's grandson through acts of self-flagellation.

The literature prize is traditionally announced at noon on the second Thursday in October.

CHICAGO — Early on election day, in two tight, tucked-away rooms at Obama headquarters known as the Cave and the Alley, the campaign's data-crunching team awaited the nation's first results, from Dixville Notch, a New Hampshire hamlet that traditionally votes at midnight.

Such sessions have traditionally been held at night, avoiding a conflict with the busy daytime shift.

The Betsimisaraka traditionally only fought at night and so were found asleep in their camp by Ralambo and his men and were easily vanquished.

The White House traditionally communicates with reporters at night to tell them what time the next day's briefing or gaggle ― a format often used when the president is traveling ― will be held.

In Windsor, Saturday night is traditionally "Hockey Night in Canada".

In other words, "The Job" revels in the sort of risque language and situations that have traditionally kept network censors up at night.

This fragrant and filling beef noodle soup is traditionally eaten first thing in the morning or late at night and is a much-loved, though nonetheless prosaic, dish for the Vietnamese, who eat it on a daily basis.

Mr. Greenwood will repaint the wooden steeple and belfry of the gray stone church whose bell is traditionally rung by residents at midnight on the Fourth of July.