Sentence examples for traditionally will be from inspiring English sources

People gather around, tuck into Maoams and Hula Hoops to discuss the multicultural identity of London and how mice – who pour upon the tracks after the last service, traditionally – will be affected by Night Tube services.

Traditionally, maintenance will be conducted when the measured vibration of a bearing is found to exceed an acceptable vibration level, as defined by an industry standard.

That means the fate of these and other research programs, although traditionally nonpartisan, will be shaped by larger forces--from Social Security to tax policy--stirring the political waters.

His credentials in health care, traditionally Democratic turf, will be burnished.

Easter is approaching, which traditionally means there will be performances of Bach's sacred works.

The sole Republican up for re-election in a traditionally Democratic state will be Scott Brown of Massachusetts.

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

Breaking the wall of silence that has traditionally shrouded Salford will be crucial to snaring Massey's killer.

But bus routes that traditionally serve students will be reduced for the summer, the transit official said.

"Brands will still be able to market traditionally, but it will be more and more challenging to interrupt your way to success," he says.

And with audiences in growing numbers consuming TV content that is not traditionally transmitted, few will be surprised to see a slight tweak in time for next year's nominations.