Sentence examples for traditionally spend from inspiring English sources

The Qashqai traditionally spend their days tending to livestock.

The move is unusual, given that producers and distributors traditionally spend tens of millions of dollars to promote their Oscar contenders each awards season.

The fund-raising arms of the two parties in Congress traditionally spend millions in tight races, but they typically wait until the weeks before the election.

Although the total number of visitors to Italy was up 3percentthethe increase came mainly from West Germans and other Europeans who traditionally spend less than Americans.

Male walruses traditionally spend summers in the Bering Sea, often on islands or remote locations in Bristol Bay, roughly 130 miles north of Port Heiden, Garlich-Miller said.

Foreign broadcasters traditionally spend much of their U.S. election specials explaining the arcana of the Electoral College, only to repeat it all over again every four years because we have forgotten it.

What do these people do with all that time, traditionally spent with their families?

It traditionally spends the most in total, but its annual percentage stays around 20 cents or less per $100 generated.

Reserve and National Guard units traditionally spent much of their active duty on bases in the United States, being trained to go abroad.

Owners of flocks of pigeons traditionally spent all year training their birds, as these competitions were very prestigious and the winners highly respected.

Total records number fewer than ten, because the species traditionally spends its life around the Mediterranean in summer and further south in Africa during the winter.