Sentence examples similar to he traditionally held from inspiring English sources

Two monuments have been raised in honour of Harald in Oslo, the city which he is traditionally held to have founded.

Mr. Koo is known as a centrist on the Council, and as a businessman, he often takes positions traditionally held by more conservative politicians.

On economic matters, he has assumed much of the responsibility traditionally held by China's premier, who is currently Li Keqiang.

He ran unsuccessfully for the presidency (which was traditionally held by a Christian) in 1964 and 1970.

He brought her to Sacramento when he was elected and named her secretary of Agriculture and Services, a position traditionally held by a grower.

At Columbia, he is commemorated by the Hosack Professorship of Pharmacology, traditionally held by the Chair of the department.

Mr. Chan is a concertmaster of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, the position traditionally held by the leader of the violin section, and he is also a wine lover and Burgundy fanatic.

The post is traditionally held by a European.

Hood By Air shows are traditionally held in unglamorous spaces.

Washington has traditionally held its primary in the spring.

American elections are traditionally held on a Tuesday.