Sentence examples for traditionally speak from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lew will join Mr. Obama on Saturday night for annual Alfalfa Club dinner, a formal gathering of Washington elites at which presidents traditionally speak.

As late as Tuesday night, a McCain adviser said, Ms. Palin was pushing to deliver her own speech just before Mr. McCain's concession speech, even though vice-presidential nominees do not traditionally speak on election night.

"The African continent generally speaking is a very plurilingual continent, not just because you have many languages, but because people traditionally speak many languages," said Souleymane Bachir Diagne, philosophy professor and director of the Institute of African Studies at Columbia University.

Pitsch said journalists would traditionally speak to attendees after an event anyway.

The Assyrian/Syriac people of Tur Abdin call themselves Suroye and Suryoye, and traditionally speak an Eastern Aramaic dialect called Turoyo.

LePage also told WVOM Tuesday that he will not be delivering his annual State of the State address, in which governors traditionally speak to the state legislature about their accomplishments and policy priorities.

Traditionally speaking, I'm not a big stickler for accuracy.

Traditionally speaking, going wireless has meant compromising on audio quality.

Traditionally speaking, this is the rehearsal for the first meeting with the Wallabies next weekend.

He has been traditionally spoken of in the same breath as Homer and Virgil.

And black English, a language traditionally spoken, not written, was becoming increasingly popular among young people.