Sentence examples for traditionally hosts from inspiring English sources

Several of the Republican candidates are spending relatively heavily in New Hampshire, which traditionally hosts the country's first primary.

The conference, which has grown since its inception in 2004 to be one of the buzziest and busiest annual events for the web and new media upper crust, is "on hiatus" indefinitely, according to John Battelle, the entrepreneur/journalist/author who traditionally hosts the conference along with Tim O'Reilly.

The president traditionally hosts the winning Super Bowl team every year at the White House.

The White House also traditionally hosts annual Christmas and Easter events as well as a Seder dinner to mark the Jewish Passover.

The conference traditionally hosts over 400 high school students from 20, or more, high schools from Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties.

Businesses hold informal meet-and-greets with candidates at the local ski resorts, and the county clerk traditionally hosts formal voter forums.

And this will have knock-on effects for the countries that traditionally host them.

During the hajj, her family was among those who have traditionally hosted pilgrims in all the rooms of their house.

Mr. Fisher said that when the circus was in New Haven in recent years, the Barnum Museum would traditionally host circus performers and workers at some point during their stay.

Did he mention that he is the owner of the golf course in Miami that has traditionally hosted the World Golf Championship?

Jacques Rogge, the president of the I.O.C., has previously stated that he planned to attend a reception traditionally hosted by Israel's Olympic committee in memory of the victims.