Sentence examples for traditionally the first from inspiring English sources

The first workday of the season, traditionally the first weekend in April, was still weeks away.

Houghton and Sunderland South (formerly Sunderland South) is traditionally the first constituency to declare.

Traditionally, the first year is the one in which modern presidents have achieved most of their major victories.

Traditionally, the first sanguinaccio is eaten with the last slice of salami from the previous year's batch.

Traditionally, the first phone call can be more nerve-racking than transporting nuclear weapons across a rope bridge.

It announced that its primary, traditionally the first, will be held on Jan . 10 a week after the Iowa caucuses.

Traditionally, the second quarter is the most profitable part of the year.

Tullus Hostilius, traditionally, the third king of Rome, reigning from 672 to 641 bc.

ALL winter, the New Democratic Party (NDP), traditionally the third force in Canadian politics, has been in the dumps.

Ancus Marcius, (flourished 7th century bc) traditionally the fourth king of Rome, from 642 to 617 bc.

LOS ANGELES — Traditionally, the second day of the Los Angeles auto show begins with the announcement of the Green Car of the Year award.