Sentence examples for traditionally presented from inspiring English sources

Though removed by the production to a distant land, these are the traditional characters, traditionally presented.

Their series, traditionally presented by David Attenborough, have been huge successes for the BBC.

"La Sylphide," a short two-act ballet, is traditionally presented with a one-act work.

As earthy as Noh is sublime, kyogen comedies are traditionally presented in the same program, as a breather.

China traditionally presented pandas to other nations to improve foreign relations in what was known as "panda diplomacy".

Let me paraphrase: how to get those of non-European origin enthralled with what has been traditionally presented as an exclusively European/Caucasian art form?

But some critics have suggested that WAG status is incompatible with the breakfast TV sofa, whose occupants traditionally present a girl-next-door sort of glamour.

Last year Driben received an honorary Scarlet Key, which the dean of students traditionally presents to outstanding seniors who serve the university.

In that sense, this year's fall and summer festivals reflect a continuity that Mr. Barrett envisions for Caramoor's identity as a whole, as do a series of smaller, family-oriented events like the ones Caramoor traditionally presents during the summer.

Estimate won the Queen's Vase last year, one of three races in which Her Majesty traditionally presents the trophy, and she received the prize from her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh.

To show hospitality, a host traditionally presents an offering of bread and salt when greeting a guest or visitor.