Sentence examples for is traditionally given to from inspiring English sources

Chicharito — the Little Pea, as it translates — was cheeky enough to claim the match ball, which is traditionally given to the scorer of three goals.

It puts me in mind of Ronald Bergan's online discussion of how, in the history of world cinema, the Oscar for best foreign language film is traditionally given to the wrong film.

Mr. Smith, who has insisted on his innocence, sat in brief Senate sessions on Monday from the so-called crooked seat, near the chamber's doors, which is traditionally given to legislators who are in trouble with the law.

In the system put in place after the United States toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003, the premiership is traditionally given to a Shi'ite, while the speaker of the house has been a Sunni and the president, a largely ceremonial role, has been a Kurd.

Cabot Fellowships are traditionally given to faculty in the arts and humanities, as well as certain social sciences departments.

Like Birth to Five it was traditionally given to mothers soon after they have come home from hospital with their baby.

He was appointed in 2012 (two of the five commissioner chairs at the agency are traditionally given to minority party representatives).

Blanche K. Bruce, an African American who during Reconstruction had served as senator from Mississippi, received the post of register at the Treasury Department; this post was traditionally given to an African American by Republican presidents.

In most countries, managerial positions were traditionally given to physicians with little or no management training [ 55].

The following is a short rundown of basic documents which are traditionally given to the lender.

Much of the region is traditionally given over to cattle ranching and grain production; it was in this rural setting that Miguel de Cervantes's Don Quixote tilted at the tall windmills that still dot the landscape in several places.