Sentence examples for traditionally get from inspiring English sources

The phones traditionally get busier as the cut-off for renewals looms.

Gaiman said: "Short stories do not traditionally get a lot of love from TV.

The Nets 17-144) traditionally get the breaks this time of year.

Vice-presidents traditionally get the first crack of the whip, whether their bosses want them to or not.

Ligging Amorous Brits not yet ready to hook up traditionally get their kicks by snogging, their word for "smooching".

The Adas traditionally get higher grade point averages than undergraduates, and also graduate with a high rate of honors.

Chinese firms have not traditionally got involved in export finance.

Perishable items like vegetables traditionally got short shrift, and consumers accepted bland produce.

Traditionally, getting to the finals means entry into the junior United States Open later this month.

The Yankees have traditionally gotten a jump on the trade market, making their moves well ahead of the July 31 deadline.

Tax certiorari work is done on contingency, with lawyers traditionally getting paid roughly a third of any reduction they obtain.