Sentence examples for a continuous tradition from inspiring English sources

A continuous tradition of town life dates from Norse times.

Polish music, like Polish literature, has a continuous tradition reaching back to the Middle Ages.

This country has had a continuous tradition of cider-making for at least 1,000 years, and likely longer.

We'll all three be there on Tuesday, part of a continuous tradition on both sides of the footlights, in the McGarrigles' family and in our own.

You feel they're in a continuous tradition — you can hear the learning in their hands — and yet they're all over the place.

Thus, modern astronomy is part of a continuous tradition, now almost 4,000 years long, that cuts across multiple cultures and languages.

For English philosophy this represented a break in an almost continuous tradition of empiricism.

Writing in the Czech language emerged in the late 13th century, establishing a generally continuous tradition of vernacular literature.

"We've got the only community in the United States with a 200-year continuous tradition of pottery making".

Mazatec shamans have a long and continuous tradition of religious use of Salvia divinorum, using it to facilitate visionary states of consciousness during spiritual healing sessions.

This is a land with a continuous art tradition going back to prehistoric times – yet this creative past was severed from the present by the revolution of the 20th century.