tradition造句

Start a Nordic tradition in your house.

Mobile courts are a venerable tradition too.

And that was a longtime Chicago tradition.

Nevertheless Republicans have a strong tradition in the state.

Most folktales eventually move from oral tradition to written form.

This article continues the Thanksgiving tradition of discussing math trivia.

America has a tradition of bipartisanship in foreign policy.

Producing Scotch whisky is a proud national tradition.

While the abolitionist movement was fighting a tradition of tyranny against the African-American, the women's movement was fighting a tradition of protection.

Yale students have a long tradition of intense involvement with extracurricular activity.

Afternoon tea, that most quintessential of English customs is, perhaps surprisingly, a relatively new tradition.

Therefore, to the the original work of CEA, the regional characteristics, such as environment, culture, tradition. . .

The old man told us a story passed on by oral tradition.

One of the great things about the vampire tradition is that you make it your own.

Because they know that by tradition no Sicilian can refuse a request on his daughter's wedding day.

Indeed, we broke with a decade of tradition by referring to you throughout by your first name.

His son is a successful magician, and his 13-year-old grandson is continuing the family tradition.

“I choke on too much detail, ” Mr Wood despairs, “and find that a distinctly post-Flaubertian tradition fetishizes it.”

But we also have to face as we go into this deeper dialogue of our own tradition, the darker chapters.

And the Priestly source, likewise, contains many, many older tradition but reached its full and final form in the exilic or post-exilic period.

The students of Beida are the inheritors of a hundred-year-old tradition. Recently, Beida celebrated its 100th anniversary on May 4th.

A centuries-old tradition of wearing a white horse-hair wig in court ended for many judges when a simpler new dress code came into force.

One reason is their century-old secular tradition, which fiercely defends the separation of faith and state, and makes most French people uneasy about conspicuous religion.

Poland has little tradition of internal Labour mobility, so shortages in Warsaw and the country's booming western crescent can coexist with deep joblessness in the east.

He said the modern tradition of the marital bed only began with the industrial revolution, when people moving to overcrowded towns and cities found themselves short of living space.

but if tradition holds, Lexus and Metalcrafters are likely to still be tweaking the LF-C concept until just moments before the covers are lifted – a sure testament of Lexus′ pursuit of perfection.

The tradition continued into the Tang, especially during the reign of Taizong (627—648), after he had taken the throne by killing his two brothers and forcing his father to abdicate.

Of course, the students of Beida are very intelligent because they are selected from a large population base. But without the sense of Beids's history and tradition, they would not have this confidence to interact effectively with the American President.

Some laws in Exodus,the Book of the Covenant,a few things--yes, it says Moses wrote those down, but not the whole five books that tradition later will ascribe to him.