Sentence examples for traditionally breaks from inspiring English sources

Apple traditionally breaks out its Mac, iPad and iPhone sales.

The National Security Agency, which plays a central role in Cyber Command, traditionally breaks foreign codes and eavesdrops on foreign communications; it is among the most secretive agencies in government.

The Refresh Project traditionally breaks up ideas into the following categories: Health, Arts & Culture, Food & Shelter, The Planet, Neighborhoods, and Education.

Historians have traditionally broken the era of Mamlūk rule into two periods one covering 1250 1382, the other, 1382 1517.

The statuette for which performers would traditionally break their neck was part of his larger plan to break the back of labor.

Muslims traditionally break the daily fast by eating a date, and Hamza Abdullah said a bag of dates he brought to a night practice this summer drew puzzled looks.

He's traditionally broken down on important plays -- the final pass, the shot -- but we see this year he's been among our leading goal scorers.

The senator's campaign said that such late-counted votes traditionally break for Republicans and that it was "almost mathematically impossible" for Mr. Begich to win.

Muslims in the Middle East traditionally break their Ramadan fast by eating a date, but these days the date that signals the start of the nightly iftar feast is washed down with an energising glass of Vimto.

Album sales have plummeted by more than half since 2000, taking away a lucrative earnings stream for musicians and one of the ways that artists have traditionally broken through into the mainstream.

Fideo is made with thin noodles, a bit like vermicelli, that are traditionally broken into manageable pieces and toasted in oil before being introduced to simmering broth.