Sentence examples for a custom which is from inspiring English sources

In 1951, Charlton was not offered a burial plot in Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia, a custom which is routinely afforded to all Medal of Honor recipients.

This is a great system and a custom which is probably unique to the London Underground.

It is a "Minhag" (custom which is accepted by the community as law but not an official commandment) in some communities to lead a Torah reading service soon after you become bar-mitzvah (usually within a month).

The biblical practice of driving the scapegoat from the community, described in Leviticus 16, gave a name to this widespread custom, which was said by the French intellectual René Girard to explain the basis of all human societies.

So it is uncomfortable to return to a tedium-custom which is revived only every few years or so: discussing who should be the new James Bond.

But "the Brazilian male who goes outside Brazil and comes back with 'strange customs,' which is a gloss for homosexuality, is a kind of recurring figure" in Brazilian sexual folklore, Dr. Parker said.

I was born in California, but at a young age my family chose to return to Iran in order for me to learn about Persian traditions and customs, which was a huge culture shock.

In his 2013 manifesto, Pope Francis reminds his followers, Young people call us to renewed and expansive hope, for they represent new directions for humanity and open us up to the future, lest we cling to a nostalgia for structures and customs which are no longer life-giving in today's world.

In this paper, we proposed a custom signaling which is a variant of PPM signaling for IR-UWB communication.

We based the communication on a custom protocol, which is abstracted by a proxy server based on standard HTTPS protocol.

The optical fibers and channel are aligned using a custom holder, which is fabricated by creating alignment grooves in a silicon chip via photolithography and reactive ion etching.