Sentence examples for traditionally end from inspiring English sources

The events traditionally end with the ceremonial dunking in the mud of the Swamp Buggy Queen.

As it is, many of those people traditionally end their night (or begin their morning) by heading for food trucks that offer digestion-challenging bacon-wrapped dogs, known as Danger Dogs.

They had, it seems, succeeded where so many others had failed, marrying rock and dance - two genres whose meetings traditionally end in bloody cul de sacs - into an exhilarating mix of beats and guitars.

Bad breakups don't traditionally end with a gift exchange.

Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia's lucky corner is at Lexington Avenue and 116th Street, where he traditionally ended his campaigns.

With the breeding season traditionally ending around July 4, however, that may be problematic.

The bildungsroman traditionally ends on a positive note, though its action may be tempered by resignation and nostalgia.

That period traditionally ends in May when the networks announce their slate of programs for the fall television season.

The Aldeburgh festival traditionally ends with an orchestral concert, and this year that concert was certain to be focused on Britten.

The dynasty of Guti traditionally ended about 2130 when Utu-khegal of Uruk defeated Tirigan, the last king of the Gutian dynasty.

The performance of the Ninth Symphony, which traditionally ends the orchestra's season at the festival, was to have been conducted by Lorin Maazel.