Sentence examples for we traditionally take from inspiring English sources

When money is tight, vital services we traditionally take for granted come under scrutiny.

For others, today is the day we traditionally take out repressed rage on the Christmas tree.

We traditionally have taken animals that were meant to live and thrive in the wild and placed them on display at zoos for the purpose of study and our own entertainment.

We have traditionally taken the view in this country … that medals will be awarded only for campaigns that show risk and rigour".

"My argument is that if you're going to computer-generate us out of roles that we have traditionally taken, you have to provide others," Pidgeon said over the phone from Hollywood.

This process would traditionally take two to four weeks.

"In times of global insecurity, women traditionally take on more interesting roles on screen," she argues.

Moreover, the singers traditionally take solo bows, essentially invitations to applause-meter demonstrations.

(Michigan's entries traditionally take names ending in the letters "um," to match the school's initials).

At the curtain calls of "Gotterdammerung," the musicians traditionally take the stage, but they refused to appear with this conductor.

The next few weeks are when e-book sales traditionally take a big jump, as all those newly received devices are loaded up with content.