Sentence examples for it was traditionally held from inspiring English sources

It was traditionally held during the Eastern States Regional over Memorial Day weekend.

It is traditionally held every year on the last Tuesday of January.

Especially since it is traditionally held that you need to learn a new language before the age of 24.

The underwear run is affiliated with the Nautica triathlon (it is traditionally held the Friday before the triathlon as a fun tuneup), and many of its participants, including some I'd be practicing with, are serious triathletes — that is, seriously buff.

An urban phenomenon, it has always been convenient and inexpensive and, like graffiti, was traditionally held in low regard.

The important upanayana initiation was traditionally held when a boy was between the ages of 8 and 12, and it marked his entry into the community of the three higher classes of society; in contemporary Hinduism this can be done at any time before his wedding.

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

Aulis was traditionally held to be the port from which the Greek fleet set off to the siege of Troy and the scene of the related sacrifice of Iphigenia, the eldest daughter of Agamemnon, king of Mycenae.

Insults to him were traditionally held by Muslim jurists to be equivalent to disbelief - and disbelief was a crime that merited Hell.

Also, earlier the event was traditionally held on the week of Ascension Day.

This sejm was held in Kraków, where the coronation ceremony was traditionally held by the primate, who relinquished his powers to the chosen king.