Sentence examples for traditionally hold from inspiring English sources

And food and beverage sales traditionally hold up during economic downturns.

Westchester hospitals traditionally hold holiday parties onsite with marathon hours, so every shift of the round-the-clock staff can attend.

"There are usually quite a few launches in September, as restaurateurs traditionally hold off until people return from their holidays and London Fashion week begins – but this year it's a step beyond.

The timing could not have been worse for Hollande, who was getting ready to face the long press conference that French Presidents traditionally hold at the beginning of each year.

New governors traditionally hold a public swearing-in ceremony the next day, where they re-create their oath and deliver an inaugural address, as Mr. Cuomo will do on Saturday afternoon, though without members of the general public present.

"The things that traditionally hold women back in the work force are working in their favor now," says Heidi Hartmann, a labor economist and president of the Institute for Women's Policy Research, "but those obstacles remain".

The post is traditionally held by a European.

Hood By Air shows are traditionally held in unglamorous spaces.

Washington has traditionally held its primary in the spring.

American elections are traditionally held on a Tuesday.

It is traditionally held every year on the last Tuesday of January.