Sentence examples for traditionally shared from inspiring English sources

Those purses are traditionally shared with teammates and the team's mechanics and masseurs.

The Czechs and the Slovaks traditionally shared many cultural and linguistic affinities, but they nonetheless developed distinct national identities.

Washington insiders say Trump is not even bothering to read the daily national intelligence briefs prepared for the president, which are traditionally shared with his incoming successor.

The sprawling royal family has traditionally shared power among the first generation of sons of Abdul Aziz ibn Saud, the founding father of modern Saudi Arabia.

It is greatly valued by locals not, unfortunately, for its evolutionary quirks, but as a snack traditionally shared when tribal rivalries have been set aside.

Britain's leaders and the journalists who cover them have traditionally shared their roots in the decorous yet prurient culture of the best public schools and Oxford colleges, and have tended to treat sex in public life as farce.

Mr. Williamson said the data for France were more befitting a struggling "peripheral" euro zone economy like Spain or Italy, rather than the "core" status that France traditionally shares with Germany.

Though it may take a while to determine what kind of volumes were available at launch, considering that Google doesn't traditionally share very much regarding sales numbers.

Traditionally shares in America have been priced in fractions, currently sixteenths of a dollar.

Traditionally, share price of a company making an acquisition sinks on fears of the impact that the purchase price will have on near-term earnings.

Traditionally, wheelchair shared control approaches either give control to person or robot depending on the situation.