Sentence examples for traditionally one of from inspiring English sources

The British Comedy Awards are traditionally one of the livelier events on the showbusiness awards circuit.

The other side of the bracket could have Syracuse and Virginia, which is traditionally one of the best games on the collegiate lacrosse schedule.

Meanwhile, the players were impressed with the course changes that could add even more bite to Westchester, traditionally one of the most challenging courses on the PGA Tour.

The county was traditionally one of England's poorest, but the new emphasis on food and surfing is ushering in modern hotels, bars and restaurants.

The holiday is traditionally one of the busiest weekends in the year for air travel.

Occupancy has been weaker in October, traditionally one of the strongest months".

The rail sector is traditionally one of France's riskiest political issues.

It was an unfortunate coda to an otherwise upbeat parade, traditionally one of the city's largest and most boisterous.

The Australian grand prix is traditionally one of the lower-rating F1 races because of the time difference.

Their ability to make an idea seem exciting — traditionally one of Berlusconi's great strengths — helped make the demonstrations a success.

Mr. Wilkerson said New Mexico, traditionally one of the poorest states, has had fairly high but stable unemployment rates.