Sentence examples for traditionally famous from inspiring English sources

New Hampshire's traditionally famous retail politics left a lot of voters out in the cold this time.

Some of the islands in the eastern part of the lake are traditionally famous Daoist and Buddhist religious sites, and several thousand people live on them, raising fruit and fishing in the lake.

As director, he wanted to update the repertory but also restore some of the qualities for which Paris has traditionally been famous: the distinctive musicality of its dancing, and the virtuosity of its pointe work.

In remote areas, tribal peoples still dress traditionally, including the famous lip-plate-wearing Mursi women.

They have traditionally been noted as architects and artisans, the builders of the famous temples and shrines of Kāthmāndu.

BAR OF THE WEEK L'ATTITUDE BAR Novotel, 173-185 GRoad, Londonh Road, London SE10 (020 8312 6800) Traditionally, Novotels are not famous as hip drinking destinations.

Famous playwrights are traditionally honoured with productions to mark big birthdays or anniversaries of key plays.

For all the chilling moral ambiguity of Scandinavian crime fiction, the genre's most famous detectives have traditionally been heroes.

This book was first published in 1584, a full thirteen years before the appearance of Francis Bacon's famous 1597 Essayes, traditionally held to mark the introduction of the essay as a formal concept into English writing.

About 55,000 punters passed through the turnstiles on day one and were in fine voice to deliver the famous Cheltenham Roar, which traditionally precedes the first race.

Bean and Green Herb Stew This is inspired by a famous Persian stew that is traditionally made with chicken and kidney beans.