Sentence examples for traditionally pulled from inspiring English sources

Dr. Rooney, the Indiana economist, said that businesses also traditionally pulled back on donations in tough times.

Undergraduates have traditionally pulled pints or waited tables to pay their way through university, but a growing body of research suggests that a significant number are now turning to sex work to make ends meet.

They're the thinnings from the onion bed, traditionally pulled in spring (hence the name), so the rest can fatten in the soil, transforming into big, juicy onions by autumn.

With a French Catholic heritage, Montreal traditionally pulls out every bell, whistle and pâté for the holidays.

But lenders traditionally pull back when faced with mounting losses.

Traditionally, pulling up this range of information would require a lot of time and clicks on the part of dentists (or any small business for that matter).

Traditionally, companies pull the data into Excel and try to slice and dice it to find the issues.

Where a traditionally good yarn pulls the listener effortlessly along, the fibres of Scooter's stories gradually unravel into wayward puffs of wool.

SOME foreign banks -- traditionally syndicate stalwarts -- have also pulled back, said Steven Miller, managing director at Standard & Poor's PMD, which tracks the loan market.

And banks, which have traditionally shied from business loans in the banlieues, have pulled back even more as Europe's long-running debt crisis tightens credit throughout the euro zone.

Mrs Kumaratunga's Sri Lanka Freedom Party, the core of the ruling People's Alliance, traditionally champions socialism and the Sinhalese majority, yet she has pulled the party towards the centre.