Sentence examples for traditionally keep from inspiring English sources

Peasant families traditionally keep pigs for their own consumption.

Freshmen senators do not have much power they traditionally keep a low profile while they learn the ropes.

Churches did traditionally keep records of baptisms and burials — and, practically speaking, those serve as a good proxy for births and deaths.

The Kissi ethnicity, found in all three countries, traditionally keep their dead at home for several days, and mourners touch the deceased's head frequently before burial.

Bands traditionally keep that money.

These nodes traditionally keep forwarding packets to the sink node, without having a chance to go to sleep state.

Texas has traditionally kept its Medicaid spending down by keeping income eligibility levels low and impeding enrollment.

The common was once a royal hunting ground of 17th Century king, James I. It was traditionally kept under control by local cattle, sheep and geese, but fewer people are keeping livestock to turn out on to common land.

He created hundreds of these works, combining two media that were traditionally kept scrupulously apart.

HEDGE funds, those lightly regulated investments for the very affluent, have traditionally kept a low profile.

Microsoft has traditionally kept tight control over its programming languages and systems.