One summit seat will go to the French politician, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who now runs the IMF (a post which is traditionally reserved for a European).
At parties after film openings, tables are traditionally reserved for the stars and their hangers-on, as well as producers, directors and studio executives.
The role is traditionally reserved for a player on the brink of retirement, his body fading, no legs but still able to connect wood on horsehide.
When it was suggested to him that the No. 3 spot is traditionally reserved for a team's best hitter, Cano flashed a smile as wide as his plate coverage often is.
Tonight's opening gala, which is traditionally reserved for a film from a Canadian director, will be Denys Arcand's "Stardom," about a small-town girl's sudden rise in the modeling world, with an ensemble cast including Dan Aykroyd and Frank Langella.
The role of communications director, a job that has been vacant since May, when Michael Dubke, a low-key Republican strategist, resigned from the position, is traditionally reserved for campaign operatives.
Typically served with "tatties" and "neeps" (potatoes and turnips or rutabaga), haggis is a true peasant food, a dish magnificent in its humility the lamb's haunches, after all, would have been traditionally reserved for more rarified tables.
Nakamura Nakazō I, also called Sakaeya, or Hidetsuru, (born 1736, Edo [now Tokyo], Japan died June 6 , 1790 Edo), Japanese kabuki actor who introduced male roles into the kabuki theatre's dance pieces (shosagoto), which had been traditionally reserved for female impersonators.
