Sentence examples for is traditionally open from inspiring English sources

The meeting, held in a reception hall in the Kremlin, is traditionally open to journalists for an introductory statement by the president and a comment or two from oligarchs he selects to speak, suggesting the exchanges are at least in part choreographed by the Kremlin.

Bottle opener Friday afternoon here is traditionally time to crack open a bottle of wine.

Open bypass is traditionally considered the gold standard for popliteal artery atherosclerotic lesions.

That really is not much of an absence for someone whose 2009 season ended on May 21. "Opening day is traditionally a big day," Minaya said, "but the goal is to be able to have him for the whole season and we think it's safer to have him stay here and be ready to go whenever the time is".

School gates are traditionally left open as a sign of the school system's openness to the community.

The US is traditionally seen as blessed with more open government, but the immediate backdrop to today's event is the increasingly ruthless pursuit of American whistleblowers.

The area was traditionally an open savannah landscape, not a woodland.

MGEITF preview screenings are traditionally only open to festival delegates from the TV industry.

The doorways of these homes were traditionally left open or could be shut by a woven screen held closed with a leather strap; today the entryway is frequently hung with a fabric curtain.

Labor Day weekend is traditionally the most popular time at the U.S. Open.

The guanidine is supposed to open nucleophilically the lactide ring and supersede the presence of alkoxides which is traditionally required.