Sentence examples for traditionally awarded from inspiring English sources

What did Singh think when he looked down at his new jacket, which is traditionally awarded to the Masters champion?

For the Holy Year 2000, this pope has broadened how a Catholic can earn an indulgence, a remittance of punishment for sins, that was traditionally awarded after a pilgrimage to Rome.

Mr Ballard wants to win the Beldon Cup for his prize bloom and there are stirrings of resentment that it is traditionally awarded, by feudal right, to Lady Beldon herself.

Mr Hu will be pleased that Western countries appear willing to cede control over appointments of the heads of the IMF and World Bank, traditionally awarded to Europeans and Americans respectively.But Mr Hu will be satisfied not least with the limelight.

He was nominated by Obama, but Republicans in the Senate actually selected him — a privilege traditionally awarded to the minority party during the appointment process.

Unlike Nobels, Fields Medals are traditionally awarded only to mathematicians no older than 40 and are intended as much to encourage future work as to recognize past achievement.

He also implemented a 10-race championship playoff called the Chase for the Sprint Cup, a format so foreign to motor racing, which traditionally awards titles to any driver who accumulates the most points over an entire season, that it "didn't help my popularity either," France said.

The Brits traditionally award commercial success, in contrast to the more artistically minded Mercury prize.

Traditionally, award shows are as much about selling and promoting movies as they are about recognizing good work.

The OWU president and the college mascot traditionally award the trophy for the first division of the first heat of the race.

The honour, given by the BFI, has traditionally been awarded to the director whose first or second feature is judged to have been the best screened at the National Film Theatre during the year.