Sentence examples for traditionally soon from inspiring English sources
Paul Keevil, formerly of the Kennel Club's vulnerable breeds committee explains: "Traditionally, soon after Sealyhams were born, their tails were docked by half their length, because they were small working dogs and they quite often got stuck down holes, meaning that they required short, strong tails for the owner to be able to pull them out".
Traditionally, as soon as an enterprise software sale is made, it becomes the buyer's responsibility to support the purchase – often requiring the manpower of a 6 and 7-figure consulting engagement.
Trump promised throughout his campaign that he would release his tax returns, as candidates traditionally do, as soon as a routine IRS audit was completed — though there's nothing about an audit that precluded him from revealing the information.
Tea and sympathy traditionally accompany bereavement but soon you could also have cake, cheese toasties and frankness about mortality.
Like Birth to Five it was traditionally given to mothers soon after they have come home from hospital with their baby.
The violence was initially confined to traditionally Arab east Jerusalem but soon spread deep into Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Although they started off playing traditionally structured folk-rock, Father Yod soon goaded the band into focusing on what he called spontaneous music — a kind of improvised psychedelia distinguished by wantonly atonal bursts and groove-oriented jams.
In particular, applications which have traditionally relied only on natural convection will soon require an active cooling solution due to continually rising heat loads.
All patients with acute fractures have traditionally been referred to a fracture clinic soon after injury.
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA — Making war, traditionally a prerogative of presidents and princes, may soon become an international crime.
The trial is due to begin "soon" in Iran's Revolutionary Court, which traditionally handles cases involving political and national security crimes.
