Sentence examples for traditionally honored from inspiring English sources

These are the ones charged with an offense that New Yorkers have traditionally honored more in breach than observance: jaywalking.

The god Tarainis was traditionally honored by beheading or bludgeoning the sacrificial victim, while the god Esus called for a cut throat and Teuttates was propitiated by drowning.

It is said that God performed a tahara (purification) for Moses, and this is the reason the hevra kadisha is traditionally honored with a banquet on the anniversary of his death on the seventh day of the Hebrew month of Adar.

All four cases are associated with particular deities and traditionally honored.

BEIJING — Last Saturday was tomb-sweeping day, when the Chinese traditionally honor the dead.

Though the gold medal traditionally honors design ability, that has not always been the prime factor in selecting its recipients.

Later this month, the Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation, which traditionally honors the most accomplished researchers, was to give him a newly created award for philanthropy.

"They deserve the same kind of tribute as those who serve in the armed forces," Mr. Davis said, calling the loss of life "akin to the sacrifices for which we traditionally honor our soldiers on Memorial Day".

And interim senators are not usually expected to be too productive, given their temporary standing in a body that traditionally honors longevity and proven vote-getting ability above all else.

Last year, it sold $15,000 worth of beer with 35,000 attendees at the event traditionally honoring the drink.

Powwows generally begin with gourd dances that traditionally honor veterans.