Sentence examples for traditionally love from inspiring English sources

The Scarlets traditionally love a passing game but they cannot throw thin air about.

Traditionally, love poems were written in sonnet form, but they don't have to be.

Of course, To Pimp a Butterfly was the kind of album that music critics traditionally love.

Greeks traditionally love to waste time discussing and involving themselves in politics, so politicians have in our modern history enjoyed rock-star status.

Greeks traditionally love to waste time discussing and involving themselves in politics so politicians have in our modern history enjoyed rock star status.

Although you can write a Shakespearean sonnet about anything, they are traditionally love poems; you might keep this in mind if you want to write a purely traditional sonnet.

This is where, we might suppose, the chutzpah of the ghazal begins, because the poems were traditionally love-poems addressed by men to younger males.

It is a grape that traditionally loves the inland heat more than the coast's cool temperatures.

In the reign of Bartolomeo della Scala, Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet traditionally loved and died; their romance is commemorated by the so-called Tomb of Juliet, Romeo's House, and Juliet's House.

He had, over the past few years, clearly ruined Christmas for those pop fans who traditionally loved the way that the No 1 tended to be something of a surprise, whether a pleasant or nasty one.

"I think Hollywood has traditionally loved young, white actors.