Meanings of now traditional in English

Right now traditional display advertising is going only downward in terms of pricing.

As is now traditional, I specced out the most expensive options.

Italian blog Setteb.it has posted up its now traditional chart of international iDevice prices.

Ryanair announced its now traditional Autumn seat sale today.

In the now traditional manner, both sides are staking out their positions and talking tough.

She arrived in Dublin Airport wearing her by- now traditional collection of gold and silver jewellery.

It wasn't an invitation to the now traditional hooley in the White House, but still.

A gutless second half performance all but guaranteed Arsenal's now traditional elimination at the first knockout stage

The West would have then begged him to intervene in his by now traditional role of peacemaker.

This week's release of the company's first-quarter figures was accompanied by a now traditional attack on the minister.

When To the Wonder ended, there was the now traditional storm of hissing and booing at the Venice film festival.

In his now traditional Valdai encounter with western experts, Prime Minister Putin confirmed what was obvious to separatist politicians 10 years ago.

The now traditional tree is a symbol of gratitude from the Norwegian capital Oslo for Britain's assistance during the Second World War.

Just two wins in nine Premier League matches speaks of a side experiencing their now traditional collapse of confidence when it matters.

The repertoire includes the now traditional free performance of Haydn's Seven Last Words, which opens the festival at St Fachtna's Cathedral, Rosscarbery on Good Friday.

Novak of NBC's "The Office," the 14th Webby Awards ceremony on June 14 will feature winners and honorees delivering their by- now traditional five-word acceptance speeches.