Sentence examples for traditionally invited from inspiring English sources

I understand that men aren't "traditionally" invited to bachelorette parties.

A | The leader of the opposition is traditionally invited to join the group of senior politicians who advise the Queen.

Mr Buffett has traditionally invited a few MBA programmes to visit each year South by Southwest Conference & Festival: Many business schools, especially American ones, are represented here.

While, in the United States, World Series winners are traditionally invited to the White House to meet the president, Italy's blind champs content themselves with a trophy, a pennant to sew on their uniforms, and immense personal satisfaction.

To showcase the first lady, the Central Labor Council, which sponsored the parade, also did not invite Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, even though mayors are traditionally invited and walk at the front.

Augusta has traditionally invited the CEO of IBM, a Masters sponsor, to be a member.

The league traditionally invites high-profile prospects to the first round of the draft.

India, traditionally, has invited its Republic Day guests who will not attract controversy at home and come from countries with whom it has close strategic relations.

Traditionally, only women are invited to bridal showers.

Traditionally, I.B.M. chief executives are invited to join Augusta, which isn't a tradition that would get shoved aside lightly because I.B.M. remains one of only three main sponsors of the Masters.

Last year's tournament was won jointly by Shakhriyar Mamedyarov and Judit Polgar and Mamedyarov was back together with Ruslan Ponomariov, Loek Van Wely and the 2006 World Junior Champion Zaven Andriasian (Armenia), who was invited since the World Junior Champion is traditionally included in the field.