Sentence examples for traditionally like from inspiring English sources

"Some is triggered traditionally like filmic cues," explains Curry.

Traditionally, like the rest of a watch's powertrain, they are made of metal.

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Japanese people traditionally like simple things, which you can see in old Japanese paintings, architecture and Zen gardens.

Quite unlike the Irish, who, traditionally, like to turn a funeral into a party lasting for at least a couple of days, fuelled by food and drink in considerable quantities.

Until now mass communication has been the method of choice, mainly because people traditionally like to be informed by television and newspaper.

As all Guardian readers know, the royal family traditionally likes to play parlour games around now.

There is only a handful of official nudist beaches, but plenty of unsanctioned ones where British naturists have traditionally liked to congregate.

Although she was a Conservative to her core, leading a party that traditionally likes to conserve things, she held a deep aversion to the status quo.

For a show that traditionally likes to set the panel a light or cheeky question towards the end, the reported porcine encounter seemed a sizzler.

This is a big shift for Boeing, which traditionally liked to keep most of its work under one roof, but it's an approach that a lot of companies have been using for a long time now.