Sentence examples for traditionally have a from inspiring English sources

"We traditionally have a lighting ceremony on the night after Thanksgiving," Mrs. Tarallo said said.

"It is a criminal organization in which women traditionally have a very small role.

"They traditionally have a better voter registration system, and we have a better turnout operation," he said.

American journalists traditionally have a more open relationship with the police and intelligence services than their counterparts in the UK.

Mr. Bivens asked for donations to the state party, which plans to mobilize potential voters, including Hispanic residents, who traditionally have a low turnout.

In Egypt, Christians traditionally have a cross tattooed onto their right hand or wrist, and the church is often the only place in town with a tattoo gun.

The Democrats traditionally have an advantage in this area.

Economists have traditionally had a smaller toolkit.

"Russia traditionally has a difficult border process.

Boredom traditionally has a bad reputation.

Korea has traditionally had a somewhat protected home market.