Sentence examples for traditionally does not from inspiring English sources

His $400,000 contract, which looked speculative for a franchise that traditionally does not spend a lot, now appears to have been a bargain.

(The prospective speaker traditionally does not vote, or votes "present," although former Speaker Nancy Pelosi voted for herself in the 110th and 111th Congress).

Mr. Gore's aides say that a vice president traditionally does not come out from under the shadow of the president until the party convention.

Germany, which bankrolls the EU to the tune of 20%, traditionally does not assert its national interest, for obvious historic reasons.

And, when Fabian Núñez was sworn in as Speaker, Schwarzenegger appeared in the chamber in the final moments of the ceremony — something that a governor from the opposing party traditionally does not do.

His receipt of the Nobel Prize was deemed unprecedented because of his death from pancreatic cancer just days before he was announced the winner (Cohn had died in 1993; the Nobel committee traditionally does not distribute awards posthumously).

The older audience traditionally doesn't rush on opening weekend but, even so, It's Complicated is proving particularly robust.

The delay is connected to another absurd legacy of olden times, the electoral college, which traditionally doesn't meet until December.

This is an urban environment which traditionally doesn't have the military deployed there.

With each new play Sueko asked four questions: Does the play engage a community that traditionally doesn't attend theater?

While this traditionally doesn't happen to a sitting first minister, it's not unheard of in Canadian history.