Sentence examples for when traditionally from inspiring English sources

Hedges' release was announced ahead of UAE national day, when traditionally prisoners are granted pardons.

Contactless payment has grown rapidly as more people are reaching for their plastic when traditionally they might have used cash.

Summing up his day, he says: "I could see that Nick and the Tate really want to engage younger people, when traditionally that hasn't been the case.

"So you've got slightly reduced funding costs for lenders going into the autumn, when traditionally you see lenders trying to come back strongly into the market".

In the second half, when traditionally the inflatable bananas, beach balls and bazookas come into their own, flags from all over the world filled the Royal Albert Hall.

It's called Halloumi, it's in demand as an export, and the government is mandating it be made with 51 percent sheep and goat milk, when traditionally cow's milk was used.

It's the season when pundits traditionally make predictions about the year ahead.

Much of this was attributable to the Chinese New Year holiday, when factories traditionally shut down.

Sales topped 1m in the second half of 2009 – which includes the lucrative Christmas period when they traditionally peak.

The situation is rather different when a traditionally white character becomes black.

Oh, and the month in question was August, when papers traditionally reduce their pagination.