Sentence examples for traditionally holds from inspiring English sources

A case in point is the yearly Book and Author Luncheon that the system traditionally holds during National Library Week.

In late spring Morpeth traditionally holds the Northumbrian Gathering, a glorious annual celebration of local skills, buildings and civic treasures.

Pawlenty's strategy focused on doing well in Iowa, Minnesota's southern neighbour, which traditionally holds the first caucus in the presidential nominating season.

The senior ambassador by length of service is the doyen (unless the nuncio traditionally holds the post), who convenes and speaks for the local diplomatic corps as needed.

First, permission had to be obtained from the Nature Conservancy, which traditionally holds conservative views about the release of exotic species on its properties, even as biocontrol agents.

The Australian set-up traditionally holds several training camps per year, adding a further complication for those players unwilling to fully commit to the national team.

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.

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