Sentence examples for traditionally would from inspiring English sources

This simple antipasto fills a gap that traditionally would be insalta del rinforzo, anglicised with brussels sprouts.

So when airmen come from other bases, they say they don't see or feel the mission as they traditionally would.

As the hybrid house was formed, a kitchen and three bathrooms were created because they traditionally would have been in a separate structure, Mr. Long said.

(This chief didn't seem to have a flag boy, who traditionally would carry the tribe's flag and relay the spy boy's information back to the Big Chief).

Using a palette that reflects Islamic perspectives of color, Mr. Crockett painted the living room walls black, and what traditionally would have been a courtyard water feature became a basin filled with shards of bright orange glass.

The sorts of high-level demons and dragons that traditionally would have been conquerable only by people who played dozens of hours a week can now be felled by pickup groups of moderately skilled players.

Traditionally, would-be instructors learn from a master teacher.

If you want to use cheese in the recipe, traditionally it would be Parmesan and it would be sprinkled on the pie case just before adding the tomatoes.

"Normally — I mean, traditionally — I'd think you'd want a lot of tight coverage".

"Traditionally, you would have a community well," he said.

Traditionally, that would almost guarantee Mr. Johnson's election.