Cabot Fellowships are traditionally given to faculty in the arts and humanities, as well as certain social sciences departments.
The pocket money traditionally given to children by elders during Eid al-Fitr, or eidi, is widely splurged on imitation AK-47s, fake revolver pistols and plastic rifles.
These names — with the highest ranks traditionally given to those who have led honorable lives — are routinely purchased now, regardless of a dead person's conduct in life.
July 1958 Elizabeth names nine-year-old Charles Prince of Wales, a title traditionally given to male heirs to the throne.
Like Birth to Five it was traditionally given to mothers soon after they have come home from hospital with their baby.
He was appointed in 2012 (two of the five commissioner chairs at the agency are traditionally given to minority party representatives).
Chicharito — the Little Pea, as it translates — was cheeky enough to claim the match ball, which is traditionally given to the scorer of three goals.
Jane M. Swift gave birth to twins this week, a month after becoming the first woman to govern the state, and now her husband, Charles Hunt, has agreed to a role traditionally given to the state's first lady.
For example, she points out that studies of young children have shown that boys are no more likely than girls to enjoy playing with a toy with wheels, something traditionally given to boys.
It puts me in mind of Ronald Bergan's online discussion of how, in the history of world cinema, the Oscar for best foreign language film is traditionally given to the wrong film.
Mr. Brown said that the freedom traditionally given to many church pastors to control parish finances -- sometimes without keeping any records -- was an "insurmountable impediment" to filing criminal charges against the priest.
