Sentence examples for traditionally expected from inspiring English sources

Although mid-term elections are traditionally expected to favour opposition parties, Labour is playing down expectations of making significant gains with sources keen to stress the local authority elections are mainly being staged in Conservative heartlands.

Food banks were traditionally expected to solicit food in only the counties they served.

"Men in relationships are traditionally expected to be more reserved, less emotional.

In this area considerable premarital and extramarital sex was traditionally expected.

He advised me that tribes had traditionally expected small tokens from visitors — a sign of good intentions.

The pious were sure that in his person he conformed to all that was traditionally expected of a mahdi.

The most popular city break – as categorised by TravelSupermarket – is not what you would traditionally expect.

Indeed, British government boards and commissions traditionally expect unions to represent all employees in an industry.

1954 was the time when you got the sequence of pieces that you traditionally expect on the last night".

When a great orchestra comes to town, audiences traditionally expect a big statement – a mighty symphony, or a great-composer focus.

• Delgado had his best power years in Toronto from 1998 through 2003 when a lot of other power hitters were having career years, but now, going on 36, he has declined when one might traditionally expect a slugger to decline.