Sentence examples for would traditionally from inspiring English sources

This process would traditionally take two to four weeks.

Bloomsbury has had far fewer bestsellers than one would traditionally hope.

This gratin would traditionally be made as a way to use up a spent laying hen.

Such an acquisition, long after the critical period, would traditionally have been considered extremely improbable.

"This is not something that would traditionally be viewed as a government issue," Mr. Cohen said.

The most popular city break – as categorised by TravelSupermarket – is not what you would traditionally expect.

As an Afro-Latina woman, I am not who you would traditionally consider privileged.

Tomlin, a private company, intends to hold a major stake in what would traditionally be a public project.

He manages to get the colored inks to saturate what would traditionally be considered the back of the print paper.

He said shoppers who would traditionally stock up for Christmas at Morrisons had instead turned to discounters Aldi and Lidl.

The definition of the "man of the house," who would traditionally assume the job, is increasingly slippery.