Sentence examples for will traditionally from inspiring English sources

A fighting brigade will traditionally contain infantry, cavalry and artillery regiments together with many supporting cap badges.

The curse of strong friends ReprintsPoor families who get into debt will traditionally lend a child to the debtor as a bond or to work their way out of the debt.

Partly this is a question of free will, traditionally addressed by philosophers and now addressed by psychologists as well (some of whom steadfastly deny that there's any such thing).

But tea, beautifully presented at each of the area's three restaurants, is a more important part of a Uyghur meal, which will traditionally end with layer cakes made of honey and walnut.

In addition, female health care providers will traditionally not relocate without their families, which means there must be schools for their children, employment for spouses, and adequate housing.

It will traditionally take people awhile to get to master the use of this keyboard.

As neuroimaging and other technologies advance, will traditionally-excluded tests of veracity (or lack thereof) find a place in American courtrooms?

"We don't really have an equivalent of Thanksgiving in Britain — the big family meal where you eat too much happens at Christmas, and that's when you'd traditionally eat a turkey.

Some of the houses will be traditionally constructed, while others will be developed using panelized construction or manufactured in a factory and assembled on site.

When will these traditionally male industries accept that it's not just the straight, white dudes who want the best toys?

Will a traditionally private practice continue to open up, in a blaze of light-filled expansion, or will the professionals be pushed into a monastic silence?