Sentence examples for traditionally when you from inspiring English sources

"Traditionally, when you view the board as more advisory, you have bigger groups," Mr. Elson said.

Traditionally, when you think of a cornershop snack, kingsize Snickers or pickled onion Monster Munch might come to mind.

"Traditionally, when you come out of a down cycle, there's normally a fairly high reluctance to hire," said Scott R. Davis of Morgan Stanley.

Traditionally, when you think of professional sports team ownership in the US you think of fast-talking business tycoons with larger than life personalities and the bank balance to match.

Traditionally, "when you lost a battle, you would hand over your dance repertoire to the enemy, which meant your identity," said Ms. Gonzalez, who earned her master's in dance education in 1994.

Traditionally, when you get your Ph.D. [in computer science] you've got some place to go.

Both are right to my thinking, though they suit different times in the year, as they would have done traditionally, when what you put in them depended on what you had to make them with.

Optical image stabilizing, meanwhile, gets rid of much of the shaking you traditionally get when you're zoomed in super tight.

Traditionally, when times are hard you invest in your young people.

Traditionally, when a family member dies, you care for the body and pray over it peacefully.

Q. Traditionally, Governor, though, when you're in the transition period you get the cooperation of the outgoing administration.