Sentence examples for traditionally where from inspiring English sources

Indie hip-hop is traditionally where rappers express self-doubt.

The moors are traditionally where outcasts go – fugitives and misanthropes.

Software is traditionally where Samsung struggles but the Tab S has the best Samsung software I've seen to date.

"It used to be that the Upper East and Upper West Sides were traditionally where the families were," said Kathy Braddock, a founder of Rutenberg Realty, "with the preponderance of private schools, parks and other amenities.

L'Alpe d'Huez - nicknamed "the mountain of the Dutch" - was traditionally where they pitched camp, but it is 13 years since a Dutchman won the stage there or anywhere to compare with it.

Five supporting pillars represented the five members of the family of the prophet Muhammad and his son-in-law Ali: the one for Muhammad, left of the entrance, is traditionally where a newborn's cradle is placed and where newly married couples sleep.

Pantycelyn has traditionally been where Welsh-speaking students stay at Aberystwyth University, and where Prince Charles spent a term as a student in 1969.

In Britain, the theatre has traditionally been where the public goes to think about its past and debate its future.

Never mind that the courts, especially the federal courts, have traditionally been where black Americans turned to find a measure of the justice long denied them.

As funding is squeezed, parks, traditionally places where people can frolic free of charge, want visitors to fork out.Most parks are maintained by local councils whose budgets have been slashed.

It's traditionally been where people retire to in order to live out their golden years, enjoy a relaxed lifestyle, and secretly control the political future of the entire nation.