Sentence examples for traditionally both from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, both have been provided together.

Traditionally, both sides have embraced greater links with the wider world, but for sometimes very different reasons.

Traditionally both Christie's and Sotheby's had two categories for their big sales: Impressionist and modern art in one auction, contemporary art in another.

Traditionally, both parties have adopted long laundry lists of policy statements, and the Republican platform in 2012 totaled 33,000 words.

That's why doctors have traditionally both been viewed as something special and been expected to behave according to higher standards than the average professional.

Traditionally both forms, as practiced by Greek writers after the 4th century bce and their Roman imitators, had served for inscriptions and dedications and as verse of light occasions, satirical comment, and elegant sentiment.

Yahoo has traditionally straddled both worlds and fallen short in both of them.

Traditionally when both families are hosts, the bride's parents are listed first.

In death penalty hearings, judges traditionally afford both sides greater latitude in the testimony they may introduce.

He said co-ops traditionally offered both the well heeled and everyone else a buffer against prying eyes.

Till then, Ms. Wittenberg — and the mayor — had hoped to salvage a race that traditionally boosted both the city's morale and its economy.