Sentence examples for traditionally features from inspiring English sources

The show traditionally features fighters looking to break into the UFC.

Snowden's decision to take part in Putin's annual live session, which traditionally features softball questions, prompted an outpouring of criticism against the former NSA contractor.

ALL THAT JAZZ: NOW THAT'S HIP! (Tuesday) This annual concert, sponsored by the HIP Health Plan of New York, traditionally features the trumpeter Wynton Marsalis with his bluesy septet; this edition also benefits from the inclusion of Curtis Stigers, a charismatic singer and saxophonist with a broadminded approach to repertory and a retro-stylized stage persona.

In the immediate aftermath of the allegations, questions were raised about whether the Baseball Writers Association of Americaa, which voted Conlin the 2011 winner of the J. G. Taylor Spink award, might strip him of the honor, or whether the Hall of Fame, which traditionally features the most recent honoree in a special display, would remove his display from its walls.

The parade in Moscow traditionally features a display of military hardware and a show of patriotic fervour on Red Square.

But the man nicknamed 'The Rocket' was asked as world champion to the invitation-only showdown, which traditionally features the top 16 players.

Films about slavery "traditionally feature white people in these roles of power and position," she said.

However, radio broadcasts of games have traditionally featured homespun baseball wisdom and not talk about terms like "ultimate zone rating".

Soccer games have traditionally featured one referee who calls fouls and two linesman who deal with offside violations and other infractions.

In Coria, in the western region of Extremadura, the bull runs at the end of June traditionally featured an "entertainment" in which coloured darts were lobbed at the bull.

That sale has traditionally featured works valued at $20,000 and below, which happens to be the price range online buyers feel comfortable with, Ms. Cromwell said.