The phrase "a traditional sight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is commonly seen or expected in a particular cultural or historical context.
Example: "During the festival, a traditional sight was the colorful parade featuring dancers in elaborate costumes."
Alternatives: "a customary view" or "a familiar scene".
And since he was the only leading competitor to arrive in China accompanied by his significant other, he was also able to reward Shanghai's first-time spectators with the traditional sight of a victorious racing driver receiving his wife's adoring embrace.
But the traditional sight of thousands of Promenaders enthusiastically waving union jack flags, whether jingoistically or more innocently, may not be to all tastes this year, especially since the vast majority of classical musicians opposed leaving the EU.
We sent photographer Liam Warton to central Stockholm to capture the now traditional sight.
FLORENCE — It was a traditional celebrity sighting — the craned necks, the jostling elbows, the syncopated symphony of snapping cellphone cameras.
Rather than traditional sights and histories, Danny Pavlopoulos, co-founder of Spade & Palacio, offers a look around his home turf, the Plateau district, just north of downtown (spadeandpalacio.com, from £47pp including food and drink tastings).
Traditional sights are many, and of the highest quality: it has one of the top three official Great Gardens of Japan, the 17th-century Kenrokuen.
And when the names of graduating "probies," as recruits are called, were finally announced, the sadness that seemed to hang over the ceremony gave way to the traditional sights and sounds of graduation: flashes from cameras, hooting, hollering and thunderous applause.
Stretching 95 scenic miles from Exmouth in East Devon to Studland Bay in Dorset, England's Jurassic Coast is rich with history, charm, and traditional sights, sounds, and tastes.
Although some traditional sights like the Toreo over the Periferico Avenue have been demolished, new Mexican structures are on the up.
Finally, Myers created a portrait of Wurtzel that serves as both a traditional painting the sighted can view with their eyes, as well as one that the blind can take in via touch.
