Sentence examples for traditionally took from inspiring English sources

The agency's cases traditionally took aim at little-known brokerage firms and traders suspected of manipulating commodity prices or orchestrating Ponzi schemes.

Personally I could have announced it earlier, but Ferrari explained that such things traditionally took place at Monza and I had no problem with that.

The Christian foot-washing (pedilavium), signifying humility, traditionally took place in the early church on Maundy, or Holy, Thursday to the accompaniment of chanted hymns.

Speaking and listening, which traditionally took place in lessons because of the reliance on the teacher, can now take place outside class by sharing MP3 files.

She obeyed what she called the bank's "silly" rules, but then summer approached and she informed her supervisor that her family traditionally took a three-month vacation in the south of France.

The Spanish conquerors traditionally took out the chiefs of opposing armies first, to demoralize the enemy troops; here we see them taking out the chief of the Incas, and then the heads of many, many Incas.

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

The shoot traditionally takes up a three-page spread.

This process would traditionally take two to four weeks.

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

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