Sentence examples for traditionally free from inspiring English sources

"Republicans are traditionally free marketers".

By that view, images associated with very early childhood, a stage of life traditionally free of pressures in Japan, feed into a desire for communal security.

"University museums are traditionally free and we have never been able to do that before, not before these new donors," she said.

The Clinton iron triangle, pinioning W. in the middle, will create an unprecedented second center of gravity, during a time when new presidents are traditionally free to begin in peace.

On the Internet, messaging and content are traditionally free, whereas users of mobile phones are accustomed to having to pay for their services.Connecting mobile phones to the Internet thus provides a lucrative opportunity for mobile operators, who can act as gatekeepers, to dictate what their subscribers can gain access to, and how much they will pay for it.

Traditionally, free, ad-supported apps have gobbled up most of the share in the Android Market.

She needs to lean towards the CDU's would-be coalition partner, the traditionally liberal Free Democrats, more than towards her CSU allies.

In Scotland, collared shirts are traditionally loose, free and white, and wool hats called tam o' shantys are part of the traditional highland dress.

Nigerian fans complain that their traditionally free-flowing style has been replaced by something more dour; fading out instead of burning bright on the field.

Egyptian presidents have traditionally freed prisoners for the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, which is celebrated this week.

Curbing that subversive appetite will be a challenge to all the streaming operators in a country where traditionally free-to-air networks have dominated, unlike in the United States where the popularity of subscription television has soared.