Sentence examples for traditionally draw from inspiring English sources

Apple product launches in China traditionally draw big crowds.

Morphometric study of modern ice masses is useful because many reconstructions of glaciers traditionally draw on their shape for guidance.

The Welsh regions' festive fixtures, which traditionally draw their biggest crowds of the season, begin with Blues v Scarlets on the weekend of 19-21 December.

There has been speculation the attack was carried out by a far right group with anti-Semitic leanings; Tottenham traditionally draw support from north London's Jewish community.

There has been speculation last week's attack was carried out by a far right group with anti-Semitic leanings; Tottenham traditionally draw support from north London's Jewish community.

In the Welsh regions' festive fixtures, which traditionally draw their biggest crowds of the season, Ospreys host Scarlets on Saturday, 27 December.

Celtic traditionally draws support from Catholics and those in favor of Irish independence.

It traditionally draws a significant number of students from the Northeast.

This area has traditionally drawn North Shore residents in the summer, Ms. Tintle said.

And Mr. Tsvangirai's rallies are drawing thousands of people in the countryside, where the government traditionally draws its warmest support.

The two Palestinian movements have traditionally drawn support from opposing international camps — Hamas from Syria and Iran, Fatah from the United States and Europe.