Sentence examples for traditionally takes from inspiring English sources

"Mike traditionally takes a strike, usually," Cone recalled.

The shoot traditionally takes up a three-page spread.

He said "privatisations are expected as the IMF traditionally takes all national property".

The recipient of confirmation, who is presented by a sponsor of the same sex, traditionally takes a "confirmation name" that will remind the confirmand of this sacrament.

An icy sherry cobbler traditionally takes advantage of whatever fruit is in season or on hand; oranges, pineapple, raspberries, what have you.

Publishing traditionally takes a very long time, in some cases up to two years, so these blogs allow for immediate engagement and debate of current issues.

This process would traditionally take two to four weeks.

When money is tight, vital services we traditionally take for granted come under scrutiny.

The Cross is handmade of bronze, traditionally taken from Russian guns captured in the Crimea.

"In times of global insecurity, women traditionally take on more interesting roles on screen," she argues.

Moreover, the singers traditionally take solo bows, essentially invitations to applause-meter demonstrations.