Sentence examples for traditionally known for from inspiring English sources

Murcia is traditionally known for figs and date palms.

His clothes are sleeker and more understated than this city is traditionally known for.

The town of Balatonfüred was also traditionally known for its medicinal springs.

Hence a shaky union between Brussels and Madrid is threatened by Catalonia, traditionally known for its superior commercial skills.

The Giants, traditionally known for a punishing ground game, are averaging a league-worst 44.3 rushing yards per game.

Traditionally known for an upper-class image and garishly colored quartered shirts, Harlequins now also present an image as winners.

Bicester, a cattle-marketing parish traditionally known for foxhunting, is located in the Vale of Aylesbury in central Cherwell.

English players are traditionally known for a textbook approach — repetitive down-the-wall shots, patiently awaiting opportunity.

One of the three — Mitsuko Uchida — is a pianist, which reminds us that these works have been traditionally known as "Sonatas for Piano and Violin".

Inclusive STEM (traditionally known to stand for "Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math") high schools are emerging across the country as a mechanism for improving STEM education and getting more and diverse students into STEM majors and careers.

In particular, the literature highlights the preference of consumers for traditionally known brands and private labels, both with an increasing information value and reassuring features for the consumer.