Sentence examples for traditionally use from inspiring English sources

To eliminate flaws, Marshall teaches a different pitching motion from the one pitchers traditionally use.

Major brands traditionally use the the event to premiere extravagant new ad campaigns.

Teams traditionally use their starters sparingly in the final preseason game.

The basic cloths that girls traditionally use for sanitary protection are uncomfortable, unreliable and often lead to infection.

Lawmakers traditionally use appropriations measures to lay out policy battles, and this year will be no exception.

And in dishes which traditionally use all cream, like korma, I use a mix of cream and yogurt.

Governments traditionally use eminent domain to force property owners to sell their land for public projects such as railways.

Instead, winter in south-east England is not "bitter", or "bleak" or "cruel" or any of the words the poets traditionally use for winter – it's just tedious.

Union leaders traditionally use labor rallies at City Hall to try to pressure mayors into softening their bargaining positions and to rally public support behind their cause.

He does not promise his constituents new train stations, infrastructure projects or agricultural subsidies, the carrots that politicians here traditionally use to win votes.

Because they believe it heightens their senses, Katukina hunters traditionally use it most: Long rows of burn scars dot their arms, chests and stomachs.