Sentence examples for traditionally before from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, before each game, the Explorers huddle to listen to an original Brother Ed prayer.

Traditionally, before assuming a new post, local officials used to pass the night in Cheng Huang's temple seeking guidance.

The diplomatic standoff started with a breach of etiquette: traditionally, before any conference, the General Assembly president appoints a couple of ambassadors as "facilitators" who consult widely and then propose a working document.

I'd never held a stick traditionally before.

It is possible, and we need to start believing that with the right people, coaching and funding we can win medals in the sports we haven't traditionally done before," said Hay.

Mr. Tice kneels, and the men force him to repeat in clumsy Arabic the prayer that Muslims traditionally recite before dying.

The beautiful and pungent smelling flowers traditionally (and before global warming) in May bring joy to me when I'm walking.

Meeting this new housing need will require different solutions and for us to help those that the sector hasn't traditionally housed before.

Ganesha, also spelled Ganesh, also called Ganapati, elephant-headed Hindu god of beginnings, who is traditionally worshipped before any major enterprise and is the patron of intellectuals, bankers, scribes, and authors.

So new year is coming, the time when for centuries video games journalists have traditionally knelt before their console or PC of choice and begged the Pixellated Games Fairy for just one wish.

Jurors are traditionally told before being discharged from service after a trial to take care that when they talk about the trial and their deliberations, at best they can describe only what they remember occurred, not what in fact occurred.