Sentence examples for traditionally send from inspiring English sources

Though the aid programs go against their market-oriented philosophy, Republicans have been reluctant to criticize the swelling farm aid programs because a majority of the money has been sent to states that traditionally send Republicans to Congress.

Video-on-demand servers traditionally send down video at a constant bit rate in a single stream.

Officials said they want to give special attention to 30 community colleges that traditionally send few students to UC campuses, focusing mainly on those in the far northern parts of California, the Central Valley and the Inland Empire.

The river's anglers traditionally sent the first salmon caught each year to the president, but the last time this was done was in 1992, to George Bush senior.

Weight lifting has been popular with many Lebanese athletes since the mid-20th century, and the country has traditionally sent weight lifters to international competitions with some regularity.

Lesotho, in particular, had few economic resources other than its labour, which it traditionally sent over the border into South Africa to work in the mines.

This year's race has been clouded by the row over who will see "screeners", the videos and DVDs of contenders traditionally sent to academy members.

A group of historians made news this spring by petitioning President Obama to cancel the wreath the White House traditionally sends to a Confederate monument on Memorial Day.

(Hadhramaut has traditionally sent its sons abroad to make their fortunes; the most famous of these is Osama bin Laden's father, Mohammed).

The Net simply wasn't a viable alternative for distributing the signals traditionally sent over cables or beamed down from satellites.

Why would anyone who truly cares for humanity want to deny a prisoner a mind builder?" The accounts are being published to coincide with World Books Night, an occasion when English PEN traditionally sends books to international prisoners.