Sentence examples for traditionally followed from inspiring English sources

They have traditionally followed their alma mater's standout hockey and lacrosse teams, paying little mind to basketball.

Joe McAleer, a historian who has written about Harlequin, told me that Harlequin romances have traditionally followed a formula: "Boy meets girl, boy loses girl on page 56, and, by page 180, the book would end with a marriage proposal".

Likewise, on the Japanese island of Okinawa, where residents have traditionally followed a diet similar to that of C.R., an unusually high number of people have lived a century or more.

That undoubtedly will have an impact on voters like Marissa Barile, a 23-year-old legal secretary who is admittedly not well versed on the issues and who said she traditionally followed the course of leading Republicans.

A journey that started five years ago with a promise to bring Labour together – to avoid the civil strife that traditionally followed election defeat – risks ending where it began: contemplating electoral wilderness.

While Batasuna has traditionally followed Eta's lead but is now trying to push the group towards a definitive peace, so it can become legal once more and stand at regional and municipal elections.

(High schools traditionally follow N.C.A.A. standards).

And platforms traditionally follow the rhetorical rule that there are three of everything.

After Sandy hit, Asbury considered canceling the Jersey Shore Roller Girls Championship, which traditionally follows the tree lighting.

Some big institutional investors traditionally follow the firm's recommendations, while others do their own analysis of mergers, depending on the investment philosophy of the fund.

The federal government adjusts its Medicare payments annually, and traditionally follows the boundaries set by the budget office, although it is under no obligation to do so.