Sentence examples for traditionally attended from inspiring English sources

Government representatives have traditionally attended the Mass in keeping with practices dating back to Ottoman rule in Palestine.

Even in the context of the infighting that has traditionally attended fare increases, the criticism has been extraordinary.

Consuelo Vanderbilt married her own duke at St. Thomas Episcopal Church on Fifth Avenue (though not the current building), even though the Vanderbilts traditionally attended St . Bartholomews Church.

The Royal Ascot meeting (initiated in 1711 by Queen Anne) lasts four days each June and is traditionally attended by the British sovereign.

The occasion was the Richmond, Va.-based circuit's biennial judicial conference, traditionally attended on its closing day by the chief justice.

The service is traditionally attended by the president and vice president; members of the Supreme Court, Congress and the diplomatic corps; and a host of clergy members and dignitaries.

Habib's mother, Fatima, was there, too, even though Muslim women do not traditionally attend burials.

The Taper has also made efforts to attract audiences beyond the upper-middle-class white theatergoers who traditionally attend its plays.

The president -- but not usually the vice president -- traditionally attends the evening performance, which features stars who have worked with the honorees and short film presentations about their careers.

The mayor and other senior city officials traditionally attend the funerals of fallen officers.

A spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said that GOP Senate "candidates traditionally attend a policy lunch after they become the nominee".