Sentence examples for which traditionally comes from inspiring English sources

Black Friday, which falls on 27 November this year, is a reference to the biggest shopping day of the year, which traditionally comes the day after the US Thanksgiving festival.

Oracle, which traditionally came from the high end of the market, developed a complex licensing system.

He was offered the post of Garter Principal King of Arms, which traditionally came with a knighthood, but he turned it down in favour of Dugdale.

Finally, they were deprived of the opportunity to discover the inner resources, the endurance, and the desire to be in the service of our profession that we all need to know and which traditionally came from total immersion in training.

Raising the federal borrowing limit is now subject to congressional approval, which traditionally has come with relatively little resistance.

As expected, Contador did nothing silly in the final stage, which has traditionally come to be a slow crawl to the centre of France's capital, and he was also well protected by his team throughout.

One of the big objections to paid leave traditionally comes from businesses, which tend to argue that offering workers paid leave increases costs.

The way in which he ran 9.69 the other night has made a record that traditionally comes down in hundredths look like a soft target.

Some companies have moved factories inland, to provinces from which many migrant workers traditionally come, the newspaper reported.

The six-part series will air next year but is not expected to be scheduled against Strictly Come Dancing, which traditionally airs from September to the end of the year, regularly winning the ratings battle against ITV's The X Factor.

Next came the speeches, which traditionally respond to the Torah passage read in synagogue that week.