Sentence examples for traditionally remember from inspiring English sources

The Art of Dying Well launches on All Saints' Day (Tuesday) – the eve of All Souls' Day, when Christians traditionally remember the dead.

Often portrayed by colourful eccentric images, celebrations such as Halloween and the Day of the Dead were traditionally about remembering the dead and the memories of lost loved ones.

The holiday had been yesterday, but his father traditionally didn't remember Charlie's birthday until days afterward.

Remember that traditionally the shakshuka has to be served in the pan that it was made of and therefore, it is usually an individual dish.

The Cenotaph event sees state leaders lay poppy wreaths on the Grade I listed monument and a nationwide two-minute silence is traditionally observed from 11am to remember soldiers who lost their lives in the First World War.

But remember, small stocks traditionally lead the way out of a recession.

(Remember, Instagram has traditionally sent very few people to websites, compared to Facebook or Twitter, and minimal traffic means minimal ad revenue).

Despite the full array of events, and although thousands of pilgrims and visitors head to Rome for Easter, it's important to remember that Romans themselves traditionally leave town.

Remember that berets are traditionally worn a little lopsided.

Remember that corn tortillas are traditionally smaller than flour tortillas.

He often can't remember how sitting in a chair traditionally works, but turning the chair upside down makes total sense.