Sentence examples for traditionally choose from inspiring English sources

Universities, especially those with elite status, have to make special efforts to connect with schools whose students do not traditionally choose higher education.

American Presidents traditionally choose to be buried in their home towns, often in sight of a library built in their honor.

By Jason Kersten American Presidents traditionally choose to be buried in their home towns, often in sight of a library built in their honor.

And to the casual eye, it may seem as if the city's fraud artists, who traditionally choose the warmer months in which to ply their trade, have all but disappeared from the streets.

When it comes to trading, Merrill Lynch clients can deal with a financial consultant, as they have traditionally; choose a managed account; trade online through Merrill Lynch Direct at $29.95 a transaction; or use some of each by linking accounts.

EU leaders traditionally choose the Commission head on their own, but under new rules have to "take into account" the results of the European elections.

Fight directors are traditionally chosen by each production's director, not the house.

The managing editor of The Journal has traditionally chosen which 30 stocks are included in the Dow Jones industrial average.

When two are left, their names will go to local associations, so that party members can choose between them.This is not how Conservatives have traditionally chosen a leader.

Party members have traditionally chosen between two candidates, but figures in the party are now pushing for a three-way contest after David Cameron resigns, the Times reported.

She is waiting on negotiations between her husband and Mr Duhalde, who has traditionally chosen the party's candidates in the province.