Sentence examples for traditionally popular from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, popular opinion was considered irrelevant.

By comparison, the traditionally popular two-year fixes have only increased by 33%.

Now, "there is a shift back to locations that are traditionally popular for this income group — like Etiler, Levent, Nisantasi, Macka, or near the Bosporus".

The wealthiest Ukrainians, Vlasov said, tend to buy brands that have been traditionally popular in Eastern Europe, like Dolce & Gabbana and Versace.

The swashbucklers have used media appearances at home to great effect, knowing that soon the focus will return to more traditionally popular sports like soccer and auto racing.

The extension from the current seven-day catch-up window has been introduced in time for the traditionally popular autumn TV schedule, with shows auch as Peaky Blinders and drama The Fall.

Given its Swedish roots, and ability to maneuver in snow, Saabs have traditionally been popular in the northeastern United States.

The first is that it's about a politician – not traditionally a popular topic for a local, mainstream drama.

Officials with Mr. Lazio's campaign readily acknowledge that Mr. Giuliani has not been asked to campaign upstate, where New York City mayors are traditionally not popular.

Britain has become the number one destination for golden week travellers to western Europe and has even elbowed aside Australia, traditionally more popular because of its proximity.

Similarly, the growth in second homes in West Virginia came not in the northeastern counties traditionally most popular with people retreating from Washington,, but farther west and south in the Allegheny Mountains and the Monongahela National Forest.