Sentence examples for traditionally started from inspiring English sources

Marketing campaigns for what the industry calls "tent-pole" movies — big budget, big risk, big potential payoff — have traditionally started about a year before their release in theaters.

Indeed, many an ethnographic project traditionally started with the researcher's learning of a native tongue.

Pacquiao will not train in Baguio, the high-altitude northern Philippines city where he has traditionally started his training camp before heading to Freddie Roach's gym for the final few weeks.

"Presidents have traditionally started granting commutations and pardons relatively early in their presidency, and they did it on a fairly regular basis throughout the course of their [time in office]," he tells Broadly.

Treatment of aqueous deficient DED has traditionally started with artificial tears and topical lubricants [ 3].

This is traditionally started by coin toss, in order to determine which team will have first possession of the ball.

He said the new effort would probably coincide with the spring selling campaign that Toyota traditionally starts in May.

Traditionally starting salaries for new lawyers at large firms are all about the same, as are associates' raises each year.

The Bundesliga traditionally starts with the champions taking on another top team at home on Friday night.

The TV season traditionally starts in September, but the CW will wait until early October to start the new seasons of its shows.

A similar tradition to Serbia is prominent in Macedonia, where celebrations traditionally start a few days earlier on December 5, a day called 'Kolede'Kolede